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The 28 branches of 1st National Bank of Nevada and First Heritage Bank, operating in Nevada, Arizona and California, were closed Friday by federal regulators.

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CARSON CITY, Nevada : Federal banking regulators closed 28 branches of 1st National Bank of Nevada and First Heritage Bank, operating in Nevada, Arizona and California.

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UNITED States regulators took over two banks on Friday and sold them to Mutual of Omaha Bank, the sixth and seventh bank failures this year as financial institutions struggle with a housing bust and credit ...

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Three more U.S. banks have failed, prompting Federal regulators to appoint receivers to the banks, and sell off their deposits and other assets.

Banking regulators Friday closed Scottsdale-based First National Bank, arranging a purchase of all deposits by Mutual of Omaha Bank.

U.S. regulators seize two more banks, engineer sale Sat Jul 26, 2008 12:08am EDT By John Poirier WASHINGTON - U.S. regulators took over two banks on Friday and sold them to Mutual of Omaha Bank, the sixth and ...

Mutual of Omaha Bank has agreed to acquire from the FDIC the deposits of the failed Reno, Nev.,-based First National Bank of Nevada and its affiliate, First Heritage Bank of Newport Beach, Calif., the company ...

Twenty-eight branches of 1st National Bank of Nevada and First Heritage Bank, operating in Nevada, Arizona and California, were closed Friday by federal regulators.

Bank troubles...Housing rescue bill...Satellite radio merger CARSON CITY, Nev. The FDIC has stepped in to take the reins at two more banks.

More banks are being taken over by regulators. The FDIC says 28 branches of 1st National Bank of Nevada and First Heritage Bank will reopen Monday as branches of Mutual of Omaha Bank.

Mutual of Omaha Bank offers the friendly, personal service of a community bank and the financial resources of a national leader.

Mutual of Omaha Bank has four Omaha locations offering excellent products, competitive rates and outstanding service.

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Federally chartered and insured savings bank serving Lincoln, Nebraska.

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OMAHA, Neb.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mutual of Omaha has announced the prospective 10-member Board of Directors that will oversee the operations of Mutual of Omaha Bank.

OMAHA, Neb.--(Business Wire)-- Robert F. Strong has been named Market President for Mutual of Omaha Bank and will lead the bank's expansion into Texas, the company announced.

Mutual of Omaha Bank offers the friendly, personal service of a community bank and the financial resources of a national leader.

Mutual of Omaha Bank has four Omaha locations offering excellent products, competitive rates and outstanding service.

In addition, Mutual of Omaha offers group health and group insurance products. ... Agents and Brokers » Bank Customers » Employers » Group Plan Members » 401(k ...

Use this search to find current job openings at Mutual of Omaha.

Federally chartered and insured savings bank serving Lincoln, Nebraska.

Mutual of Omaha Bank Demo Information This demo is best viewed with your browser maximized and monitor resolution set at 1024x768. Tool tips have been provided to display more ...

Online Banking Log in After you have been established as a NetTeller Online Banking customer, this is where you enter your ID and PIN to access your accounts.

Mutual of Omaha, best known for sponsoring the popular television show Mutual of Omaha's ... Nebraska State Bank in Omaha, Neb; Security Federal Bank of Lincoln, Neb.; and Colorado ...

OMAHA, Neb.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mutual of Omaha has announced the prospective 10-member Board of Directors that will oversee the operations of Mutual of Omaha Bank.

OMAHA, Neb.--(Business Wire)-- Robert F. Strong has been named Market President for Mutual of Omaha Bank and will lead the bank's expansion into Texas, the company announced.

Anonymous writes "More than three-quarters of bank Web sites have design flaws that could expose bank customers to financial loss or identity theft, according to a University of Michigan study that will be presented this week at the Symposium on Usable Security and Privacy. The study, 'Analyzing Web Sites For User-Visible Security Design Flaws,' examined 214 bank Web sites in 2006. It was conducted by University of Michigan computer science professor Atul Prakash and doctoral students Laura Falk and Kevin Borders."

coondoggie writes to tell us that in a recent report to Congress by the FTC, the National Do Not Call Registry got glowing reviews. They seem to be well established now with $21 million in fees in the bank, 22 successful court cases, and an almost 70% approval rating. "In 2007, a total of 6,242 entities paid fees totaling $21,602,003 for access to the National Registry. According to the FTC, telemarketers and sellers can access registered telephone numbers and pay the appropriate fee for that access, if any, through an Internet website dedicated to that purpose. The only information about consumers that companies receive from the National Registry is the registered telephone number. Since the Registry's inception, a total of 18,197 unique entities have paid fees for access to the National Registry. The total amount of fees paid by all entities since the inception of the National Registry through the end of 2007 is $80,629,778, the report stated."

FiReaNGeL writes with an excerpt from a story at e! Science News: "Taking advantage of a unique cosmic configuration, astronomers have measured an effect predicted by Albert Einstein's theory of General Relativity in the extremely strong gravity of a pair of superdense neutron stars. Essentially, the famed physicist's 93-year-old theory passed yet another test. Scientists at McGill University used the National Science Foundation's Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope (GBT) to do a four-year study of a double-star system unlike any other known in the Universe. The system is a pair of neutron stars, both of which are seen as pulsars that emit lighthouse-like beams of radio waves."

ancientribe writes "A researcher performing social-engineering exploits on behalf of several US banks and other firms in the past year has 'stolen' thousands of identities with a 100 percent success rate. He and his team have posed as investigators for the FDIC (among other things), and numerous times have literally been able to walk out the door with pilfered identities. The reason: organizations are typically so focused on online ID theft that they've forgotten how easy it is for a criminal to socially engineer his way into a bank branch or office and physically hack it."

Jm_aus writes "eBay's plan to force all users to use PayPal only has been rejected by Australia's competition regulator, the ACCC. This followed 650 submissions from eBay users as well as from Australian banks, other payment services, the Australian Reserve Bank, and (anonymously) Google, which aired a lot of dirty laundry about PayPal's unresponsiveness and failure to sign up to the local banking code of conduct. Apparently the public benefits from eBay's 'Bad Buyer Experience' elimination program are likely to be 'minimal.' There is a period for appeals."

Corpuscavernosa recommends a story from InternetNews about the development of the subnotebook market. The author notes the beginnings of a trend toward selling the devices bundled with certain services rather than as standalone products. He notes two examples; a free Asus Eee PC with a broadband package, and another for opening a bank account. Quoting: "Soon, the market will be overwhelmed by what I like to call 'mini me too' laptops -- commodity Asus clones that will drive margins for all players toward zero. There will be no real money to be made in direct sales of cheap mini-notebooks to consumers. I'm predicting that the successful pricing model for 'mini me too' laptops will look nothing like the notebook pricing model (where you always pay full price for the hardware), and a lot like the cell phone pricing model where you buy a service, and the hardware is heavily subsidized or given away free."

James W writes "Yesterday was the 25th anniversary of the release of WarGames and Christopher Knight has written a retrospective about the film and its impact on popular culture. In addition to discussing how the movie has held up over time, WarGames was responsible for what Knight calls the Great Hacking Scare of 1983. Some examples mentioned are 'one CBS Evening News report at the time that seriously questioned whether parents should allow their children to access the outside world via their personal computers at home. A magazine article suggested that computer modems be 'locked up' just like firearms, to keep them out of the reach of teenagers. I even heard one pundit proclaim that there was no need for regular people to be able to log in to a remote system: that if you need to access your bank account, a friendly teller was just a short drive away. And Bill Gates once declared that the average person would never have a need for more than 640 kilobytes of memory in a personal computer, too.'" 2008 is also 25 years after the real-life prevention of a WarGames-style nuclear incident.

Lucas123 brings news that Bank of New York Mellon Corp. has admitted they lost a box of unencrypted data storage tapes. The tapes contained personal information for over 4.5 million people. From Computerworld: "The bank informed the Connecticut State Attorney General's Office that the tapes ... were lost in transport by off-site storage firm Archive America on Feb. 27. The missing backup tapes include names, birth dates, Social Security numbers, and other information from customers of BNY Mellon and the People's United Bank in Bridgeport, Conn., according to a statement by Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal.

coondoggie brings us a Networkworld report detailing NASA's selection of six mission proposals for further study by the Small Explorer (SMEX) Program. The goal of the program is to develop cheap, tightly focused science missions (PDF). Among the selected proposals are a satellite telescope bank for use in detecting exoplanets, and a solar coronograph which will study solar wind and coronal ejections. Networkworld provided links with more detailed information on most of the projects.

An anonymous reader writes "Information scientists organized by the US's NIST say they will create a "concept bank" that programmers can use to build thinking machines that reason about complex problems at the frontiers of knowledge — from advanced manufacturing to biomedicine. The agreement by ontologists — experts in word meanings and in using appropriate words to build actionable machine commands — outlines the critical functions of the Open Ontology Repository (OOR). More on the summit that produced the agreement here."