U.S. fines big Nebraska bank over credit card, ID theft marketing

Aug 25 (Reuters) - First National Bank of Omaha will pay $35.25 million of fines and refunds to settle charges by two U.S. regulators that it duped hundreds of thousands of customers into buying credit card and identity theft services they did not want, understand or receive. It also apologized to customers.
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