Know that we are fully cooperating with the authorities. You can be sure of that.
We are also grateful for this chance to help the public understand the purpose for the bank and that many corporations including Target, GM, and Toyota already operate industrial banks.
We have no intention of doing what they seem to be trying to prevent. Right in our application we state very clearly we have no intention of opening branches.
I think what we're going to do is offer the full spectrum of our customer financial products, ... can aspire to.
There is really nothing for the community banks to fear here.
When we hire contractors, we expect them to abide by the law. Obviously, we are dismayed they hired undocumented workers.
A number of these groups are seizing the moment to go after Wal-Mart, and that's kind of part of our world these days. But not a lot of what they have to say is really germane to the application.
This report is simply a listing of all stores we expect to open over the next 12 to 14 months, and many are already under construction. Since the unions oppose us wherever we locate our stores, this new stolen document doesn't seem to provide them any advantage.
We are confident that the FDIC will handle our industrial bank application appropriately.
Coughlin as an officer of the company cannot fraudulently sign a release and then rely on the release for protection from prosecution.
