UBS to identify customers, pay $780 million
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Swiss banking giant UBS AG agreed to pay $780 million and identify certain U.S. customers in a deal to resolve criminal fraud charges that it assisted rich American clients in evading taxes, the Justice Department said on Wednesday.<div class="feedflare">
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