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    Federal Reserve System
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    New York Stock Exchange

    First National Bank of Boston

    American bank
    Also known as: Massachusetts Bank
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      bank
      U.S. Federal Reserve Board Building
      Federal Reserve System
      Front façade of the New York Stock Exchange, New York City.
      New York Stock Exchange
      Date:
      1859 - present
      Ticker:
      BAC
      Share price:
      $46.06 (mkt close, Nov. 20, 2024)
      Market cap:
      $356.10 bil.
      Annual revenue:
      $94.63 bil.
      Earnings per share (prev. year):
      $2.74
      Sector:
      Financials
      Industry:
      Banks
      CEO:
      Mr. Brian Thomas Moynihan

      First National Bank of Boston, major American commercial bank with branch and representative offices in the United States and abroad. It is the principal subsidiary of the Bank of Boston Corporation (q.v.).

      The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica