USAA

The Puerto Rican Army veteran served in Korea, Vietnam and Iraq. He also commanded the 1st Infantry Division. Robles led the San Antonio-based financial services company from 2007 to 2015, including through its largest period of growth.

TPR's Jerry Clayton spoke with Michael Taylor, a business and finance columnist for the San Antonio Express-News who, recently penned a column about the troubles at USAA.

Once called a "game changer," the deal to move as many as 2,000 USAA employees downtown with as much as $7 million in city and county loans and tax abatements, is now dead.

San Antonio-based USAA plans to hire 2,600 new employees, with 1,500 of those new hires made locally.

USAA has come under heavy criticism for airing advertisements on Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show in recent days after the conservative commentator’s disparaging remarks toward chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley, with some members threatening on social media to take their business elsewhere.

Federal banking regulators fined USAA Federal Savings Bank $85 million on Wednesday for “engaging in unsafe or unsound banking practices.”

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