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The bank's profit decline is the biggest among big U.S. banks that have reported first-quarter results so far.

The institutions don’t have credible plans for winding down operations during a crisis without the help of public money, federal regulators have found.

The bank’s net income fell to $5.52 billion in the first quarter ended March 31, from $5.91 billion a year earlier.

Atlanta-based SecureWorks, which Dell bought in 2011, said its offering was expected to be priced from $15.50 to $17.50 per share, raising as much as $157.5 million.

The numbers now show Citigroup and Bank of America ahead of fifth-place Deutsche Bank.

Investors see the Federal Reserve holding steady on interest rates as monetary policymakers meet to survey the health of the U.S. economy.

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Users can start by investing a tiny amount, but sometimes the fees are far greater than with conventional financial apps.

Recent market volatility has driven panicked investors to buy gold. But rising precious metals prices could soon tarnish, the bank warns.

The Wall Street bank acknowledged that it sold toxic mortgage-backed securities to investors in the run-up to the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis.

The senator said Sunday it would “be a positive thing” for her to release transcripts of her lucrative Wall Street speeches, but he wouldn't demand it.

Evidence of strengthening wage gains suffused January’s employment figures, but history is no guide in the current U.S. economy.

The economy cooled in the last three months of the year, with manufacturers and miners taking the brunt of the pain.

With markets reeling, Wall Street's top banks are fretting over a coming recession. Bank of America put the odds at 1 in 5.

Joel Benenson, a political adviser to Hillary Clinton, is also a PR man for major banks.

With higher regulatory costs in the U.S. and falling revenue, big Wall Street financial institutions could become more vulnerable to calls to slim down.

As U.S. financial giants begin reporting earnings this week, it remains to be seen if they can shake off market volatility and global unease.

In a major policy speech in New York City on Tuesday, the Democrat called for an end to banks being “too big to fail.”

The credit rating agency's move comes amid growing uncertainty over whether the U.S. Federal Reserve will prop them up in a crisis.

Standard & Poor’s said Monday that the banks may be in for a downgrade if it assesses the prospects of any future government support to be "uncertain."

The proposal would require too-big-to-fail banks to issue long-term bonds to increase the cushion needed should Wall Street face another Great Recession.

Asian markets opened higher Monday as investors focused attention on quarterly results. The biggest U.S. banks were scheduled to issue results this week.

The ascent of the Chinese currency represents a step toward Beijing’s efforts to make the yuan a major global currency.

A number of the biggest donors to Jeb Bush’s campaign and to his super political action committee, Right to Rise, would benefit significantly from his proposed energy plan.

A long-simmering dispute over whether Brian Moynihan should occupy the positions of both CEO and chairman ended Tuesday with the bank prevailing.

Only three new financial institutions have opened in the U.S. since 2010. One explanation might be the Dodd-Frank Act.

The big banks are the first of six in the U.S. to post quarterly results between Tuesday and July 20.

After the last financial crisis, banks were required to submit "living wills" each year to show how they would deal with bankruptcy during a crisis.

The National Fair Housing Alliance and 19 other groups have filed a federal discrimination complaint against Fannie Mae.