Last week was an eventful one for banks. Among other things, Bank of America was sued by the Justice Department, and Citigroup admitted that two of its tech analysts had made illicit disclosures to the media about Facebook and Google. To learn more about these as well as the two other news stories that shook the banking sector, watch the video below.
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Covering the four biggest stories impacting banks last week.
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