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Recent legislative proposals would, among other things, overhaul the Illinois money transmitter law to create a licensing framework similar to New York’s BitLicense regime.

The head of the Minneapolis fed says he thinks inflation will dip down to around 3.5 percent by the end of the year. That comment came one day ahead of a report from the Labor Department that says inflation dropped in March.

As Catherine Austin Fitts said in her interview, use cash for everything.  I look at my errands, where I’m going to spend money, approximately how much, add it up, go to the bank (or ATM), get cash and use it.  After all, you’re going to use that debit card anyway.  Use cash instead.  Flood the coun

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Normally routine updates to the Uniform Commercial Code have become a hot political issue. The opposition is misguided, Carla L. Reyes and Andrea Tosato write.

Normally routine updates to the Uniform Commercial Code have become a hot political issue. The opposition is misguided, Carla L. Reyes and Andrea Tosato write.

Lenders are bracing for more companies to fall behind on their loan payments. That could create more opportunities for banks to dispose of these nonperforming credits through an Article 9 sale.

A local chiropractor says he's missing 82 checks from insurance companies; a detective learns the checks were deposited into a personal bank account belonging to a former employee.

The recent collapses of Silicon Valley Bank (“SVB”) and Signature Bank—followed by the bailout of Credit Suisse—have led depositors to look for ways to protect their deposits in excess...

LANCASTER – A mattress retailer has refuted claims from a Lancaster County man that his upholstered bed frame and headboard contained bed bugs, an infestation which later spread to the rest of his home and caused substantial damages.