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Why is this important? Because William F. Aldinger is on the board of directors at AT&T, and was also CEO of Household International, and Chairman and CEO of HSBC USA. HSBC has the same mandatory binding arbitration, and William F. Aldinger has his law degree and thus would advise AT&T in some capacity. […]

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When William F. Aldinger sold his scandal plagued predatory lending company, then called Household International, to HSBC Bank plc he knew he had to profit personally before the sham fell apart. An opportunist who profitted from running scams on borrowers, Aldinger’s departure left room for promotions in the […]

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Some states have no laws or background checks for mortgage brokers and customer service reps. We aren’t implying anything by saying so, but just thought you should be aware. Is the person you are talking to a really bad person, or are they working for you? The law may not be on […]

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From: Inc. Magazine, December 2003 | Page 90 By: Martin Mayer

When the United States invaded Afghanistan, the armed forces needed a great deal of infrastructure support, everything from electric generators to water purifiers to road-repair machinery. Among the companies the government contracted to supply such things, and get them to where they were […]

The former finance chief of WorldCom testified on February 10, 2005, that the company called off 2001 merger talks with Verizon after he and CEO Bernard Ebbers worried Verizon would discover WorldCom had cooked its books. Scott Sullivan told jurors he worried Verizon would uncover the fraud during a process called due diligence, in which […]

According to a story in The American Banker from the Spring of 2000, Mayor Daley was considering an ordinance that would prohibit the City from depositing its funds in any bank funding or buying loans with interest rates above 11% or charging four or more points. “We find it interesting that Household International corporate […]

According to MSN Money, the IRS launched a major crackdown on credit cards issued by banks such as Swiss American Bank, Royal Bank of Canada and HSBC Bank International with operations in places such as the Bahamas and the Cayman Islands. The General Accounting Office estimates that 1 million to 2 million Americans have offshore […]