Your monthly Netflix bill is up 29% in just over a year. Critics say Washington needs to fix it
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Citigroup earned nearly $6 billion and posted quarterly revenue of nearly $25 billion, its highest in a decade. Bank of America added 1 million new credit card accounts during the quarter, as its customers spent $266 billion on their credit and debit cards — up 9 percent compared with a year ago. Netflix is still a Wall Street favorite — and a target for government regulators.
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Citigroup earned nearly $6 billion and posted quarterly revenue of nearly $25 billion, its highest in a decade.
according to The Boston GlobeBank of America added 1 million new credit card accounts during the quarter, as its customers spent $266 billion on their credit and debit cards — up 9 percent compared with a year ago.
according to The Boston GlobeNetflix is still a Wall Street favorite — and a target for government regulators
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