HSBC profits rise, sells US bank branches for $1B

LONDON  — British banking company HSBC has reported a rise in profits and says it will sell just under half its retail banking branches in the United States to First Niagara Bank for around $1 billion. The bank reported pre-tax profits of $11.5 billion in the six months to June 30 2011, up 3 ...

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