Owen Davis

The bank announced that it had been subpoenaed over potential ties to alleged bribery and money laundering in world soccer.

Government ministers have reportedly approached U.S. corporations in a bid to replace Saudi Arabia's battered oil revenue with American investment.

The bank reportedly dismissed its chief U.S. Treasuries trader after a disagreement over compliance measures.

Positive revisions to fourth-quarter GDP figures and healthy consumer spending data lifted economic hopes, but markets weren’t convinced.

Donald Trump promises to make the U.S. economy “dynamic again,­” but economists say his tax plans and fiscal policies would add to the deficit.

One Fed official warned that market developments could signal a global slowdown, but some say the Fed isn't as worried as Wall Street is.

The CEO of JPMorgan Chase bought 500,000 shares in his own bank this month. “I had a morning where I wasn’t doing anything.”

In the topsy-turvy markets of late, stocks beloved by hedge funds have disappointed, while those shunned by hedge funds have outperformed.

Major financial institutions on both sides of the Atlantic sounded the alarm after London's mayor voiced support for Britain leaving the European Union.

The state of manufacturing in the U.S. continued to wobble in February, according to a flash reading from Markit Economics.

The currency slid against the dollar Monday after London Mayor Boris Johnson came out in favor of Britain leaving the European Union.

Revenue in these divisions also continued a multiyear slide, falling by $4.4 billion between 2014 and 2015, and nearly 15 percent since 2010.

A Chinese company wants to acquire the Chicago Stock Exchange. Here’s why the U.S. Congress — and Donald Trump — are unhappy about it.

Federal regulators ruled Citigroup must allow shareholders to vote on a measure that would require the bank to study the feasibility of splitting up.

Trimming growth projections for 2016, the world’s top economic group suggested governments switch from austerity to stimulus.

The SEC is operating with just three of five commissioners, including Mary Jo White, and a congressional battle over a Supreme Court nomination isn’t helping.

Newly unveiled minutes from Federal Reserve officials’ January meeting reveal growing worries over economic growth.

The ‘Oracle of Omaha’ disclosed a new investment in pipeline operator Kinder Morgan as oil prices remain low.

Major banks “pose a significant, ongoing risk to our economy,” new Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari warned Tuesday.

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

Yahoo Finance will host the first-ever live stream of billionaire investor Warren Buffett's annual bonanza for Berkshire Hathaway shareholders.

Comments hinting at production cuts by major international oil suppliers sent the price of crude soaring Friday.

After a week of growing unease, Germany’s largest lender sought to reassure investors with a $5 billion debt buyback.

Americans modestly increased their spending at restaurants, electronics stores and other retail outlets last month after a lackluster December.

Global financial whirlwinds have battered U.S. stocks. But Friday's retail sales data could provide a glimmer of good news.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen addressed a Senate committee Thursday, touching on everything from wage growth to negative interest rates.

The Democrat's strong showing in Iowa and big win in New Hampshire have the financial sector taking him more seriously.

U.S. lawmakers have become increasingly interested in the possibility the Federal Reserve might consider negative interest rates.

A day after investors pummeled financials in the U.S. and Europe, shares in major banks saw an upswing in early trading Wednesday.