Financials

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.

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.

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.

But in deliberations that have swung wildly from nearly complete to nearly dissolving over the past three months, anything is possible.

Morgan Stanley's 2Q results beat on both the top and bottom lines.

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R&B singer held in jail while personal financial details of decade long battle with ex-wife is revealed.

Her resignation comes after Lagarde was nominated on July 2 to be the next head of the European Central Bank.

Wells Fargo results topped expectations on both the top and bottom lines.

Goldman Sachs 2Q results beat on both the top and bottom lines.

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.

The nation's largest bank reported $29 billion in revenue and profits of $2.82 per share.

Citigroup reported 2Q profit of $1.95 per share topping the estimate for $1.80.  Revenue came in at $18.8 billion.

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Should Facebook be required to register as a bank and submit to banking regulations if it plans to move forward with Libra? President Trump thinks so.

Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing told a German newspaper that he scolded senior members at its London office for getting suits fitted on the same day hundreds of fellow staffers lost their jobs.

The Dallas-based carrier expects unit revenue to now rise as much as 4 percent.

The simple fact is that small-dollar lenders serve people that mainstream lenders, for one reason or another, turn away.

The move could force drugmakers to offer treatments in the U.S. at the lowest cost offered elsewhere in the world.

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