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The British lender is the latest big bank to reach a deal to settle accusations that its employees conspired to manipulate benchmark interest rates.
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The deal comes amid pressure on Family Dollar by the activist investor Carl C. Icahn, who urged the company last month to explore a sale of itself.
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An agency that enforces antimonopoly laws visited company offices in four cities, as the country more closely scrutinizes multinational companies.
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The suit asserts the union, aimed at prevent banking crises, is illegal because it would make Germans liable for bank failures in other countries.
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The deal will create a giant repository of online listings for real estate and home values.
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Virgin America, the sleek low-cost American airline partly owned by Richard Branson, filed for an initial public offering on Monday.
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Weak data on the housing market and services sector had sent markets down for most of the day.
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In many ways, the new highs hit on Wall Street seem a reasonable response to an economic recovery.
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The spinoff would allow Reckitt Benckiser, the maker of Clearasil acne medication and Lysol cleaning products, to focus on its core consumer health and hygiene businesses.
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The British company Mothercare had rebuffed two nonbinding offers from Destination Maternity, the American operator of A Pea in the Pod and Motherhood Maternity stores.
