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Switzerland’s attorney general filed criminal charges against UBS UBS 1.45%increase; green up pointing triangle and a former Credit Suisse compliance officer, saying they failed to take steps to prevent money laundering in what later became known as the Mozambique “tuna bonds” scandal.

From The Wall Street Journal

But you may have to take steps now to be able to open and fund one of these accounts next year.

From Barron's

"The surveys show how, by working together across the capital with many partners and empowering local communities, we can gain a deeper understanding of London's more hidden biodiversity and take steps to protect it."

From BBC

Landfill operators will be required to keep better track of high temperatures and take steps to minimize the fire risks that heat could create.

From Los Angeles Times

Until more U.S. companies and the government acknowledge the longevity trend and become more intentional in helping Americans work later in life, older Americans need to take steps to live financially secure, longer lives.

From MarketWatch