A whopping $113 million will be paid by the New Jersey-based Freedom Mortgage Corp., the private lender company which settled with the U.S. Justice Department last Friday. According to an announcement from the U.S. agency, Freedom Mortgage admitted to the alleged violations made against the standards of the False Claims Act.
The European Union (EU) has been reaching great heights in its most recent dealings with Iran talking about economy, energy, education, migration and transport. According to reports, the visit also comes with the possibility of EU helping out Iran in its re-entry to the global financial system in Washington.
The student association of the University of California has called for the school's chancellor to vacate the position or be fired. UC Davis is alleged of spending at least $175,000 trying to scrub the Internet of negative references related to the November 2011 pepper-spraying of students by campus police.
In light of the recent activities by the United Kingdom's lawmakers regarding the economic stability of the country, the UK parliament's Treasury Select Committee are now recently examining the possibility of increasing capital requirements for its banks.
