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July 17, 2014

In The News: B of A Takes $4 Billion Second Quarterly 2014 “Hit” Due To Litigation Expenses

 

     Bank of America recently reported that 2014 second-quarter earnings were impacted adversely by $4 billion in litigation costs crimping earnings by 22 cents a share. Almost all of these expenses were related to existing mortgage issues that had been previously disclosed, according to B of A.

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