Capital One customers beware: personal info from 100M customers exposed in hack
The company announced it was hacked by someone who got a hold of millions of customers’ personal information who applied for its credit cards along with card-holding customers as well.
FBI arrests ‘Pink Lady Bandit’ bank robber suspects, bond set at $4M each
Authorities believe they have the woman seen in bank surveillance videos with a pink handbag demanding money from tellers in at least three states.
Why the CFTC is the most important regulator you've never heard of
In leading the CFTC, I will not lose sight of the underlying purpose of our derivatives markets: to serve the needs of everyday Americans.
Warren Buffett likes Bank of America even more
BofA gets more love from the Oracle of Omaha.
Charles Schwab's $1.8 billion USAA deal gives military members investment options and job opportunities
USAA members can now talk to Chuck about their financial needs and concerns.
Amazon misses 2Q profit estimates
The company forecast net sales in the range of $66 billion and $70 billion for the third quarter.
Google parent, Alphabet, 2Q revenue beats estimates
Revenue jumped 19.3% to $38.94 billion.
Facebook investors shrug off $5B fine, as critics blast FTC
Investors seemed mostly unphased by Facebook’s latest rough patch, buoyed by strong second-quarter earnings.
Lifetime follows ‘Surviving R. Kelly’ with new ‘Surviving Jeffrey Epstein’ series and college admission scandal film
The financier, who owned luxury homes across the world, is currently being held in jail without bail for the alleged abuse of young girls between 2002 and 2005 in his Manhattan townhouse and Florida beachfront mansion.
Deutsche Bank flagged Jeffrey Epstein's transactions, reports say
Jeffrey Epstein used Deutsche Bank’s private-wealth division to manage his fortune, including moving money overseas done through transactions the German bank had eventually flagged federal authorities, reports said Tuesday.
Big bank riskiness -- not mergers -- should concern Americans
Without Glass-Steagall, American taxpayers are responsible for losses, as big banks count on the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's insurance fund to back up their risky trading activities.
T-Mobile, Sprint merger nearing completion after controversial and lengthy negotiations
But in deliberations that have swung wildly from nearly complete to nearly dissolving over the past three months, anything is possible.
Morgan Stanley 2Q profit falls, still tops expectations
Morgan Stanley's 2Q results beat on both the top and bottom lines.
Movers & Shakers: July 17, 2019
Stories moving the markets and shaking up the world.
R. Kelly finances revealed ahead of bond hearing
R&B singer held in jail while personal financial details of decade long battle with ex-wife is revealed.
IMF chief Christine Lagarde to resign on Tuesday
Her resignation comes after Lagarde was nominated on July 2 to be the next head of the European Central Bank.
Wells Fargo's 2Q earnings beat on cost cutting, more loans
Wells Fargo results topped expectations on both the top and bottom lines.
Goldman Sachs hikes dividend despite trading weakness
Goldman Sachs 2Q results beat on both the top and bottom lines.
Wall Street slips after Trump casts doubt on quick China trade deal
Crude oil prices tumbled nearly 3 percent or some $2 to $57.89 per barrel after Trump said progress was being made with Iran, indicating tensions in the Mideast may be easing.
JPMorgan Chase 2Q earnings topped expectations
The nation's largest bank reported $29 billion in revenue and profits of $2.82 per share.