Subprime borrowers who financed used cars at record pandemic prices are acting more stressed than during the 2008 global financial crisis, according to Bramshill Investments.

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Investors are increasingly worried that a recession would begin in the U.S. later this year. In search of a “safe haven”, some investors have turned to bitcoin.

The agency didn’t divulge details of the cases or name the informant, but said the award was more than double the previous record.

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J.P. Morgan turns bullish on Zions, Western Alliance and Comerica, as sentiment has gotten too negative despite little change in fundamentals.

Experts say U.S.-China tensions are indeed complicating corporate relations, but messier bureaucratic matters are just as important.

U.S. regional banks look ready to make a short-term bottom Friday as a sign of seller exhaustion emerges after four consecutive sessions of losses in bank shares.

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