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Baltimore files new complaint against Wells Fargo
Lawyers for the city of Baltimore have prepared a new complaint in their lawsuit against Wells Fargo, which contends that the bank steered black borrowers into subprime loans, then foreclosed on hundreds of city houses, leading to blight and higher … Continue reading
Posted in Other - Business
Tagged Baltimore, city, city houses, city solicitor, complaint, Fargo, George Nilson, Motz, Nilson, property, property damages, safety costs, subprime loans, suit, U.S. District, Wells
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City gets a kick to do better with complaints systemPaul Moloney
At the urging of its new ombudsman, the City of Toronto plans to do a better job of telling citizens how to complain about problems they encounter with the city’s 50,000-person-strong bureaucracy. In one of her first moves, ombudsman Fiona … Continue reading
Posted in Goverment and Politics
Tagged city, city of toronto, Elizabeth St, Fiona Crean, first moves, forward copies, handling complaints, office, ombudsman, service, Toronto, way
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Retailers hoping for a bright new year
Recession-wracked city retailers say they were holding their own over the holiday shopping season while hoping to cash in on a happier 2010. Traffic through electronics purveyor Soundsaround was strong but it was harder to make a buck, said Tony … Continue reading
Posted in Retail stores
Tagged Boxing, christmas eve, city, Krista Moroz, Mall, northwest mall, price erosion, shopping, soundsaround, Tony Scaffeo, traffic, vice president sales
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Rights group faults Mexico over alleged army abuse
Reporting from Mexico City – The Mexican army, deployed across the nation as part of the government’s campaign against drug cartels, has killed prisoners, tortured civilians and captured suspects illegally, Amnesty International said Tuesday. In a scathing report, the human … Continue reading
Adviser says Memphis shelter ignored complaints
A member of the Memphis Animal Shelter advisory board says shelter officials failed to heed complaints about animals being starved and suffering from disease. Cindy Marx-Sanders told The Commercial Appeal she complained for more than a year to shelter administrator … Continue reading
Posted in Pets
Tagged Animal, animal shelter, board, Cindy Marx-, city, commercial appeal, Ernie Alexander, member, Memphis, Sanders, search warrant, Shelby County, shelby county sheriff, Shelter, tuesday morning, warrant
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Sexual Explotaitation of minors by foreigners
Cartagena’s history as a Spanish bastion against English invasion, its cobblestone streets, quaint plazas, colonial churches, art museums and seafood restaurants attract many visitors. Yet behind the thick, ancient walls lurks a darker attraction: the sexual exploitation of minors by … Continue reading
Posted in Everything else
Tagged Caribbean, Cartagena, child sex tourism, city, cobblestone streets, Colombia, Eduardo, hotel, Jose, Latin America, old walled city, Ottawa, Senator Landon Pearson, sex, third world countries, Toronto, tourist, world
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PPI complaint cases to be reopened
Thousands of consumers who had complaints about single premium payment protection insurance (PPI) turned down could be in line for compensation after the City watchdog told lenders they must reassess their cases. Rules introduced by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) … Continue reading
Making People Poor at Walmart
At the world’s largest and most profitable retailer, low wages, unpaid overtime, and union busting are a way of life. Now Wal-Mart workers are fighting back. * In 2001, sales associates, the most common job in Wal-Mart, earned on average … Continue reading
Posted in Company
Tagged America, Arkansas, boom boxes, city, Company, Dr. Richard Drogin, federal labor law, Greg Denier, Labor, labor relations board, Mart, Martin Levitt, Newport, northeastern Arkansas, Sam, U.S., union, united food and commercial workers, united food and commercial workers international union, US, Walton, world
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HUD to investigate landlord’s complaints against Belleville
A representative from the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity, part of the Midwest regional office of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, sent a letter to Belleville resident, landlord and business owner Rick Brown, acknowledging his … Continue reading
Posted in Landlords, Neighbours
Tagged attorney general lisa madigan, Brown, city, complaint, housing, hud complaint, Illinois, illinois attorney general, illinois attorney general lisa madigan, letter, Lisa Madigan, mark eckert, Mayor Mark Eckert, Monday, office, Rick Brown, Robert Sprague, U.S. Department
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