Bank of America pours $35B into high-tech spending spree: Moynihan
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan spoke with FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Apple called out by economist over failing to pay taxes
Stiglitz says Apple needs to pay its fair share
Putin's Russian banker: US sanctions on me 'are very much unjustified'
"I didn't do any wrongdoing," Russian President Vladimir Putin's banker Andrey Kostin maintained as he made the case for why the sanctions are unfair.
JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon pulls in $31.5 million
Dimon is delivering on many levels and that earned him a big payday.
US regulator plans enforcement actions against former Wells Fargo executives: Source
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) actions may result in monetary penalties against the executives and bans from working for OCC-regulated banks, the person said.
Ford expects $2.2B pre-tax hit due to pension plans
It will result in a hit to Ford's net income by about $1.7 billion in the quarter
No Powerball winner yet in 2020, jackpot grows
Saturday's jackpot grows to $373 million.
World's richest 2,000 people hold more than poorest 4.6 billion combined: Oxfam
In its “Time to Care” report, Oxfam said it estimated that unpaid care work by women added at least $10.8 trillion a year in value to the world economy - three times more than the tech industry.
US Bank employee says she was fired for giving $20 to struggling customer
Customer told bank that he would be unable to buy his kids presents, or be able to afford living expenses for several days.
Lee Iacocca's very first Dodge Viper sold for $285,500 at auction
The Viper debuted as a concept in January of 1989 and soon found its way onto the production line
The Mets save more money with Beltran release
The Mets and Beltran agreed he wouldn’t be paid the approximately $3 million he was set to earn through 2022
Morgan Stanley profit soars, closing out a banner year
Fourth-quarter profit rose 46%; firm is the last of big U.S. banks to report earnings for quarter
Citigroup female employees earn 27% less than men
Citigroup's female employees earn 27% less than male employees on average, when factors like title and location are not taken into account, the Wall Street bank said Wednesday.
BlackRock's assets blow past $7T in milestone for investment giant
Money manager is facing public scrutiny over how it exercises its responsibility as a shareholder on behalf of its fund investors.
Fannie Mae employee gets prison in property kickback scheme
Shirene Hernandez, 47, was also ordered Tuesday to pay $982,516 in restitution to Fannie Mae, the U.S. Justice Department said in a statement.
Bank of America profit slips as Fed slashes interest rates
Interest-rate cuts have lowered revenue for lenders across the country.
Goldman Sachs profit tumbles 24% despite bond-trading surge
Wall Street firms including JPMorgan and Citigroup have eased the impact of falling rates with growth in fixed-income trading.
JPMorgan's CEO Dimon cautions on Warren, Sanders health plans
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon called the American health care system "the most dynamic health care system in the world," and said the Democrats need "to be very careful" if they plan on rebuilding the health care system.
Nevada sees record level of tax revenue from marijuana sales
The Nevada Department of Taxation took in $9.8 million in October
Top 10 bedbug cities: The price you'll pay
The United States capital secured the top spot as the city in the nation with the most bedbugs.