Santander to pay $26m to lodge subprime auto-loan case Mark Lennihan/Associated Press/File Santander will pay $26 million to lodge allegations that it gave high-interest loans to car buyers it knew could not repay them, a lending tactic that helped trigger the housing market crash almost a decade ago.
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Santander to pay $26 million to lodge auto-loan securitization case, Healey says – The Boston Globe
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San Diego spring bling and other car news The two thousand seventeen car-show season makes a slot shot this weekend to welcome spring. Here’s a look at some of the ways to spend your weekend. Saturday will highlight several of the usual weekly gatherings but also an oil-recycling event, haul racing at Barona and the […]
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Oct 2017
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Samsung Galaxy Note seven users’ phones are throating up, literally The inwards track on Washington politics. *Invalid email address The Samsung Galaxy Note seven was supposed to be the next jewel in the South Korean company’s line of Android smartphones, touted for its fatter battery that could power the phone for an extraordinaire nine hours.
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Oct 2017
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Welcome to Rick Case Mazda Our Mazda Dealership Serves the Duluth, Sandy Springs, Johns Creek, Lawrenceville, and Atlanta Area When drivers via the Duluth, GA area and beyond find themselves searching for an outstanding location that can treat all of their automotive needs, they may feel a sense of uncertainty.
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Review: how does WRC five stack up against the best rally games? Mike Channell plays Finnish rally ace in fresh title for console and PC Read more on: We’re no professional psychologists, but clearly something in your brain has to have gone a bit skew-whiff for you to want to be a rally ace. Something […]
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Residents, tourists in Greece sleep outdoors after quake KOS, Greece (AP) — Hundreds of people on the eastern Greek island of Kos have spent the night sleeping outdoors after a powerful earthquake killed two tourists and injured almost five hundred others across the Aegean Sea region in Greece and Turkey.