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...Even for healthier banks, there's an unpleasant picture. In the fourth quarter of 2008, the nation's banks as a group lost $26.2 billion, compared with profits of $575 million for the fourth quarter of 2007. And though nearly half of the losses were concentrated in four big banks, one-third of all banks lost money in the fourth quarter, and only 36% reported year-over-year increases in quarterly earnings. The banks are clearly bracing for more bad news, setting aside more than 50% of their operating revenue to cover possible loan losses...
...higher rate of bank failures is increasing strain on the FDIC's resources. The agency's insurance-fund balance dropped by almost half in the fourth quarter, from $35 billion to $19 billion. To keep funds from dwindling, the FDIC is going to raise deposit-insurance assessment rates beginning in the second quarter of 2009, adding to the burden that already-troubled banks will have to bear...
...pretty exciting to see all of the best players in one place,” said junior No. 7 Frank Cohen.Last weekend, the Crimson traveled to Princeton for the CSA Team Championships. The squad was ranked fifth headed into the tournament but finished the weekend in fourth place. In the first round, Harvard took revenge on No. 4 Cornell, a team they had lost to, 6-3, earlier in the season. This time around, the Crimson had the edge and defeated their Big Red opponents, 5-4. A loss against eventual-champion Trinity sent the Crimson into the bronze medal...
...will yield countless photos of grapplers getting floored by appropriately-named junior co-captain J.P. O’Connor. At 5’9 and 157 pounds, O’Connor looks fairly unassuming, but he wrestles better than nearly everyone in the country. He is currently ranked fourth in the NCAA Division I individual rankings for the 157-pound weight class, with a career record of 93-14 and a 27-2 record this season.A native of Oxford, New York, a town 30 minutes north of Binghamton with a population of about 4,000, the standout first...
Facing a top-ranked team is always intimidating. But four dates with teams ranked at the top of their leagues just eight games into the season? Absurd. The Harvard men’s volleyball team (3-5, 1-1 EIVA) took on its fourth top-ranked opponent in Rivier (21-1, 7-0 GNAC) last night at the Malkin Athletic Center and fell to the Raiders 3-0 (30-16, 30-19, 39-37). Although Rivier may hail from the often overlooked Division III Great Northeast Athletic Conference, the team from nearby Nashua, N.H. demonstrated why it deserves to have...