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Wells Fargo logo is seen pictured on a building.

Wells Fargo Fined $3.7 Billion For Mishandling Millions of Customer Accounts

Wells Fargo has agreed to pay $3.7 billion for mistreating customers, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said today.
By Courtney Vinopal

Alphabet’s Q1 Earnings Prove Legal Fines Do Hurt the Bottom Line

Big tech's quarterly earnings prove that big regulatory fines do actually affect bottom lines.
By Gabriela Barkho
The SEC alleges the Millennium violates an anti-manipulation provision of the federal securities law.

$35B New York Hedge Fund Settles With SEC for Illegal Trading

The SEC found Millennium in violation of an anti-manipulation law on four occasions in 2012.
By Sissi Cao
Brooklyn DA Kenneth Thompson

Brooklyn DA Fined $15,000 for Using Taxpayer Cash for Lunch

By Madina Toure
POMPANO BEACH, FL - JUNE 05: An analog television set is seen discarded at the Broward County Waste & Recycling Services Solid Waste center on June 5, 2009 in Pompano Beach, Florida. As America switches to a digital signal on June 12th many are throwing out their old television sets. The switch to the digital television signal makes old analog televisions obsolete unless a converter box has been purchased. For the last 70 plus years people have watched television on analog. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

How to Reform New York’s Underperforming Recycling Program

By Steven Matteo
DCA Commissioner Julie Menin and Mayor Bill de Blasio (Photo: Rob Bennett/Office of Mayor Bill de Blasio)

De Blasio Administration Touts Drop in Small Business Fines

By Jillian Jorgensen
You can't turn your back on this- arrests by NYPD officers have decreased since two officers were killed.

Police Union Pans de Blasio’s Speed Camera Plan

By Jill Colvin
Anthony Weiner speaking in front of the Columbus Avenue BID.

Weiner Slams Bloomberg on Business Fines But Falls Flat With Audience

By Jill Colvin
An illegal hotel that was busted on the UWS. (The Mayor's Office, via Dnainfo)

Vicious Vacancies: City Council Raises Fines On Illegal Hoteliers

By Kim Velsey
Bloomberg at his press conference today.

Bloomberg Derides de Blasio’s Fine Lawsuit

By Colin Campbell

LimeWire to Pay Record Companies, Not Musicians, Hundreds of Millions in Fines

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke

Abacused Out: FINRA Fines Goldman in Fab Fab Flap

By Mike Taylor

U.K. Fines Goldman $27 M: Fabulous Fab Causes Spot of Bother

By Mike Taylor

Shady Citi Broker Fined $500 After Cooperating in Conspiracy Case

By Mike Taylor
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