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Not even the pope was immune Thursday night as Stephen Colbert cracked one-liners and took digs at luminaries from politics, finance and the media at a Roman Catholic charity dinner in New York City that's perennially packed with big names.

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Bank of America gave its CEO a pay package  worth $7.5 million last year, six times as large as the year before. It  happened while the company's stock lost more than half its value and the  bank lost its claim as the biggest in the country.
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DAVOS (AP) — Regulators from the world's major developed countries have told bankers far and wide in Davos that greater regulation is on the way, a defensive move aimed at avoiding a repeat of last year's financial meltdown that dragged most of the world into recession.
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Colbert pokes at pope, others at NY charity dinner

By Jake Pearson | October 19, 2013 - 2:41am

Not even the pope was immune Thursday night as Stephen Colbert cracked one-liners and took digs at luminaries from politics,...

World

Bank of America CEO gets big raise

March 29, 2012 - 6:22am

Bank of America gave its CEO a pay package worth $7.5 million last year, six times as large as the year before. It happened while the company's stock lost more than half its value and the bank lost its claim as...

Bank stocks push Dow Jones higher

March 10, 2011 - 12:00am

NEW YORK (AP) – Financial companies pushed stock indexes higher Tuesday on signs that banks may soon raise their dividends.

Business

Bankers at Davos told more regulation on the way

January 31, 2010 - 11:00am

DAVOS (AP) — Regulators from the world's major developed countries have told bankers far and wide in Davos that greater regulation is on the way, a defensive move aimed at avoiding a repeat of last year's financial...