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The CIT Group, which is run by John A. Thain, has agreed to acquire the parent company of OneWest Bank for $3.4 billion in cash and stock.
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A lawyer for a former employee of the bank said the Federal Reserve Bank of New York told the German bank of its findings in December.
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Revenue at Microsoft was slightly higher than analysts expected, but earnings were 5 cents a share lower.
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Foreign ministers had been seen as unlikely to impose tough new measures immediately, for fear of jeopardizing an independent search of the crash site of the Malaysia Airlines jet.
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Sales for the smartphone grew even in a time of year when smartphone sales are expected to be slow.
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The judge has forbidden Argentina from paying creditors who accepted its long-ago restructuring, if the country has not satisfied the holdouts. Without a deal, the country faces default on July 30.
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After a rocket fell near Ben-Gurion airport outside Tel Aviv, the Federal Aviation Administration told American carriers to halt service for 24 hours, and some other airlines followed suit.
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As the European Union weighs sanctions against Russia, the Austrian energy firm OMV is caught in a bind.
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While cooling measures have affected most real estate, the very rich are holding onto the city’s most expensive homes.
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While researchers pursue high-cost remedies for rare ailments, development of broadly useful drugs like antibiotics is lagging.
