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By CHARLIE SAVAGE The Justice Department said Bank of America had agreed to a record fair-lending settlement over allegations of discriminatory practices by a mortgage subsidiary. By NICOLA CLARK A decision by the European Union's highest court on Wednesday could spark a trade war with countries that oppose being forced into Europe's carbon-trading system. By HIROKO TABUCHI Investigators moved into high gear after a panel of experts said that two senior former executives masterminded the cover-up with the help of investment bankers. DealBook By BEN PROTESS and AZAM AHMED Daniel H. Mudd, a former head of Fannie Mae who faces S.E.C. charges, is taking a leave of absence from his role as chief executive of the Fortress Investment Group. By BRUCE JAPSEN Walgreen, in a payment battle with Express Scripts, said it had failed to get most of its customers who use Express Scripts to switch to another benefit manager. |
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