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Goldman Sachs announced on Thursday that it would be winding down its operations in Russia, but other major Western banks are more reluctant to cut ties just yet.

As hundreds of Western businesses exit Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, a Yale professor has shared a list of those that are not following them out the exit.

As Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the United Kingdom will ease its COVID protocols, major banks such as Goldman Sachs and HSBC have asked their employees to return to offices.

US judge: Citi can't get back $500 mn it wrongly paid out

Large US banks eye improving economy after rocky 2020

US stocks end mostly up, shrugging off Trump stimulus threat

The latest stimulus measure as proposed would supplement state unemployment insurance with $300 a week and send another $600 to individual taxpayers.

Raymond McGuire has been one of the most prominent Black executives on Wall Street.

US fines Citibank $400 mn for poor risk management practices

Citi report sees $16 tn drag on US economy from racism

JPMorgan Chase & Co. sent some of its Manhattan employees home this week after an employee in equities trading tested positive for Covid-19, Bloomberg reported. 

Citigroup's Jane Fraser first woman to break Wall Street's glass ceiling

Fraser will succeed Michael Corbat, who is stepping down in February after eight years.

Citigroup names Jane Fraser as first woman CEO

Aside from anticipated loan losses and bankruptcies, banks are also dealing with very low interest rates.

Banks are researching whether the networks of the officials put them at risk.

Cybersecurity is a major source of tension between the U.S. and China

Bank of America is particularly vulnerable to low interest rates

Stimulus hopes boost US stocks as European shares fall

U.S. stocks finished higher on Tuesday as the second quarter earnings season got underway.

While JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup posted better-than-expected second-quarter earnings, Wells Fargo reported its first quarterly loss since the darkest days of the recession.

Citigroup prepares for a wave of expected loan defaults

US stocks opened lower on Tuesday as JPMorgan Chase posted better-than-expected earnings

U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday as major U.S. banks reported big declines in first quarter earnings.

The Brookings Institution studied the Fed's new $500B municipal bond program and found that it leaves out the 35 cities with the largest black populations, but that this was not due to any racist intent, but unintended consequences from trying to push aid to cities and states as quickly as possible.

Citigroup sets aside $7 bn for bad loans as earnings tumble

Big U.S. banks are bracing themselves for a wave of loan defaults as the pandemic eats away at profitability

Many credit card companies are offering deferred payments, waived fees, and increased credit limits for those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Though stocks were in the green the entire day, the runup began as President Trump held a news conference announcing a national emergency.

Jamie Dimon was the highest paid banker in 2018 and 2019. Last year, he received $31.5 million as compensation for being JPMorgan's CEO and chairman.