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Lewis Wallace

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Lewis Wallace is a former reporter for Marketplace based in the New York Bureau.

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Wells Fargo in the hot seat with Senate Banking Committee over false accounts

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 20, 2016
A group of senators is asking whether the company will take back bonuses from managers who might have benefited from the scandal.
More than 5,000 Wells Fargo employees have been fired as a result of the company's fake accounts scandal.
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Wall Street economists: Trump presidency could trigger recession

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 19, 2016
Citigroup has released its latest election forecast.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks at a campaign event in Virginia Beach.
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Unilever might buy Jessica Alba's Honest Company

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 16, 2016
The natural products company faces lawsuits over its ingredients.
Unilever could end up acquiring Jessica Alba's Honest Company for $1 billion.
Jason Merritt/Getty Images for The Honest Company
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European Union seeks to tighten up copyright laws

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 14, 2016
An effort to modernize Europe’s digital rules is controversial.
The European Commission's president, Jean-Claude Juncker, delivers a speech to the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France on Wednesday.
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Oil glut to continue into 2017, says International Energy Agency

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 13, 2016
Despite weakening demand growth, pumping continues apace.
Oil rigs extract petroleum in Culver City, California.
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Wells Fargo to pay $185 million following false accounts scandal

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 9, 2016
Some bank employees, under quota pressure, opened accounts in customers’ names without their permission.
The fine is the largest penalty in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's history.
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Study: Single women less likely to default on mortgages

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 8, 2016
But on average, they pay more for their loans.
Single women pay more for mortgages on average.
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The cost of criminalizing disability

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 7, 2016
Who pays the price for a lack of community-based services?
An artist's portrayal of Kevin Matthews a mentally disabled man that was shot by police in Dearborn, Michigan.
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PayPal deal with MasterCard a step toward mobile payment ubiquity

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 7, 2016
The online payment service and its would-be competitors are working out the kinks.
It'll now be easier to link PayPal payments to a MasterCard account.
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General Electric to spend $1.4 billion on 3-D printing

by Lewis Wallace
Sep 6, 2016
As GE focuses on high-tech industry, it's making a bid for two European printing outfits.
GE has been researching high-tech manufacturing for years.
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