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U.S. Bancorp is a financial services holding company, headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is the parent company of U.S. Bank, the sixth-largest commercial bank in the United States as of September 30, 2009. U.S. Bancorp offers regional consumer and business banking and wealth management services, national wholesale and trust services and global payments services to more than 15.8 million customers. The company employs approximately 58,000 people.

U.S. Bank National Association is a nationally chartered bank, regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Department of the Treasury.

Wells Fargo has set aside $3.9 billion to settle legal disputes, including those related to its business practices

Wells Fargo, US Bank Close Branches, Reduce Hours During Coronavirus Pandemic

Wells Fargo and US Bank join JPMorgan Chase in closing some bank branches and reducing hours during the coronavirus pandemic.

LendingClub Buying Radius Bank In $185 Million Deal

The deal is expected to close within 15 months.

Why Apple Should Have Banks Worried

The technology company reportedly plans to launch a Venmo-style person-to-person payments service -- which could take business away from major financial firms.

Top Apple Analyst Wrong On Apple TV

Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster now shifts focus to the Apple TV set-top box, which is expected to be unveiled next month.

Wed Futures Suggest Weak Opening

Earnings will continue to be in focus as investors hope for a rebound from a sluggish start.

US Commercial Real Estate Draws Foreign Investors

"Give me your ailing investors, your huddled money managers yearning for success ..."

JPMorgan Chase Rolls Out Prepaid Card To Recoup Lost Fees

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM), the largest and most profitable U.S. bank, will launch a reloadable prepaid card in its 5,541 branches this summer, aiming to attract new customers and recoup fees it has lost under recent regulatory changes.

A sign is seen outside the JPMorgan office in Los Angeles

European, US Officials Struggle To Tighten Banking Rules

European Union finance ministers failed Thursday to hammer out new global banking regulations, highlighting the resistance regulators on both sides of the Atlantic face as they push for tougher banking rules to ensure banks won't spark another great recession, as they did in 2008.

Pre-market Movers (ECYT, CMA, CSIQ, S, VLO, USB, BAC, CHOP, KITD, HST, GS)

The companies whose shares are moving in pre-market trade Tuesday are: Endocyte, Comerica, Canadian Solar, Sprint Nextel, Valero Energy, U.S. Bancorp, Bank of America , China Gerui Advanced Materials Group, KIT digital, Host Hotels and Resorts and Goldman Sachs Group.

The JP Morgan and Chase headquarters is seen in New York in this Jan. 30, 2008, file photo. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton

JP Morgan Chase, Wall Street Enigma, Sees Earnings Upside

That Wall Street expects J.P. Morgan to outperform its peers shouldn't come as a surprise. Besides being the biggest, it's arguably among the three or four most stable big banks.

Why Apple (AAPL) Stock Won't Reach A $1 Trillion Market Cap By 2014

In recent years, Apple has been on a roll. The company introduced its most successful products over the last five years -- the iPhone in 2007 and the iPad in 2010 -- but Apple would need yet another revolutionary device to accomplish a $1 trillion market cap.

Bank of America Debit Card Backtrack Won't End More Fees

Even after Bank of America backed off its $5 monthly debit card fee, banks are still raising existing fees and tacking on new fees in order to garner additional revenue.

Wells Fargo Targets the Super-Rich with $50 Million in Assets

Wells Fargo & Co., the fourth-largest U.S. bank by assets, is launching a boutique business to serve families with $50 million or more in assets, as more banks look toward wealth management to replace transaction-based fees.

Four More U.S. Bank Failures May Cost FDIC $358.8 Million

Regulators closed four banks in the United States on Friday, including one in Colorado with over $1 billion in assets, bringing the total number of closures this year to 84.

A customer stands at an ATM machine at a Bank of America office in Burbank, California

BofA Sued Over $1.75 Billion Mortgage Trust

Bank of America Corp. was sued by the trustee of a $1.75 billion mortgage pool, which seeks to force the largest bank to buy back all of the loans in the trust because of alleged misrepresentations.

FDIC Objects to Bank of America $8.5 Billion Mortgage Accord

The FDIC and more than three dozen other investors on Monday lodged objections to Bank of America Corp's $8.5 billion settlement of claims over losses on mortgage-backed securities, joining a growing list of investors and regulators that are challenging the accord.

Fed Issues Softer Durbin Rules: What Does It Mean For Visa, Mastercard?

The much-debated proposal to implement the Durbin amendment cap on debit-card interchange fees came in focus once again Wednesday as Fed raised the debit interchange rate cap to 21 cents.