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[Business Insider] – Bank of America released third-quarter earnings…

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GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY : Capital One and General Motors Introduce … 4-traders (press release) – 15 hours ago Today, Capital One Financial Corporation (NYSE:COF) and General Motors (NYSE:GM) along with MasterCard (NYSE:MA) announced a multi-year extension of their co-brand card partnership and the launch of the new GM Card from Capital One, … GM enhances

[at MarketWatch] – Stock futures push higher, as investors keep watch on the potential for a deal out of Washington and with Bank of America, PepsiCo and Bank of New York Mellon due to report.

[at Bloomberg] – Peter Stamos, the former McKinsey & Co. consultant who joined New York Mets co-owners Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz to start a hedge-fund firm in 2002, reacquired their stakes through a management buyout.

Citigroup Inc (C): Citigroup Should Not Be Trading At A Discount To Tangible Book Seeking Alpha – 16 hours ago Citigroup (C) under the leadership of Michael Corbat and Michael O’Neill, is an extremely well-capitalized bank that should see above-average earnings growth from its core franchises, as the legacy Citi Holdings business continues to wind

[at CNNMoney.com] – Markets are set for a choppy Wednesday with investors and traders on edge as they wait for Washington to strike a last-minute deal to avoid a debt debacle that would see the country unable to pay all its …

[at Seeking Alpha] – We’ll get third quarter earnings from Bank of America ( BAC ) this week and while an entertaining and informative conference call is virtually assured, given BAC’s legal issues, I’ll be looking for guidance …

Intel Corporation (INTC): Intel Earnings: Why Investors Should Be Concerned Seeking Alpha – 20 hours ago Additionally, share buybacks remain limited, as you can see in the chart below. Intel spent $536 million on buybacks, … Maybe the company is looking at a big acquisition, but they need to do something with this cash. They

[at The Wall Street Journal] – Former Countrywide Financial executive Rebecca Mairone said the “Hustle” mortgage program was no hustle.