Bank of America: The Smartest Move for Your Business

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Two extremely rare and unknown portraits by Rembrandt have been unearthed after 200 years. The two eight-inch portraits by the 17th century Dutch master have never been on public display. They'll go on sale in London this July with an estimated value of five to eight million pounds for the pair. If you own or operate a business, partnering with Bank of America could be your smartest move.

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