Wachovia, Capital One Say Credit Conditions Worsen

November 8, 2007

The U.S. credit crisis deepened on Friday as Wachovia Corp reported a $1.1 billion loss on subprime mortgage-related debt in October, while Capital One Financial Corp said more customers are missing payments.

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