IndyMac Bancorp, once the top U.S. lender to folks with mid-range credit, reported a record $509 million loss for the fourth quarter and indefinitely suspended dividend payments, according to the company and Bloomberg. A year earlier it had net income of $72 million.
The Pasadena-based lender, which has operations in Irvine, also reported its first annual [...]
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