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UBS's 2008 loss was 1.2 billion francs larger than it reported on Feb. 10 as it wrote down more soured assets and swallowed a $780 million fine for helping wealthy Americans avoid paying taxes.

A1 U.S.-Russia Talks Sour American anger over Russia's construction of a nuclear power plant in Iran and its plans to build five more soured two days of talks between senior American and Russian officials.

American anger over Russia's construction of a nuclear power plant in Iran and its plans to build as many as five more soured two days of talks between senior American and Russian officials that were intended to highlight new cooperation in securing the world's energy supply.

At risk is more than mere soured relations, economists and policy makers say.

To make matters worse, student debt is even more toxic than a soured mortgage, because it is nearly impossible for a person to legally walk away from student loans the way a homeowner can walk away from a mortgage.

Corporations lopped more than $9.5 billion in soured venture investments off their books in the second quarter of 2001, the last period for which a tally was done, according to The Corporate Venturing Report, a newsletter.

Last week, in an action against another bank, federal prosecutors in New York sued Wells Fargo, the country's largest mortgage lender, saying it made "reckless" loans for more than a decade that soured, and subsequently left them to the government's insurance program to pay.

Most economists doubt that the soured debt will cause more than a blip in the nation's overall economic performance.

The conflict is exacerbated by typical mother-daughter strains and some atypical language that makes them more like two halves of a soured business partnership.

Crédit Agricole, one of France's largest banks, reported a fourth-quarter loss of 3.1 billion euros ($4.1 billion) as it wrote off more than 2.5 billion euros in soured investments, including an additional 221 million euros on its Greek debt holdings.

Credit Agricole, one of France's largest banks, reported a fourth-quarter loss of 3.1 billion euros ($4.1 billion) as it wrote off more than 2.5 billion euros in soured investments, including an additional 221 million euros on its Greek debt holdings.