Conservative group takes aim at Wall Street in report claiming big banks have undercut firearms industry
The American Accountability Foundation has released a report on how big banks have refused to lend money to firearm and ammunition manufacturers in an "asymmetrical attack" on the firearms industry.
West Virginia cracks down on major banks over environmental activism
FIRST ON FOX: The State of West Virginia banned four major financial institutions over their environmental, social and governance policies boycotting fossil fuels.
Biden's attempt to mimic Trump's namecalling backfires after 'Broke Don's' stock soars
President Biden attempted to co-opt former President Trump's penchant for nicknames to little success after his "Broke Don" moniker was beset by the GOP nominee's social media company's stock soaring.
US hours away from attempt at first moon landing in half century with private robot spacecraft
Those interested in watching the first U.S. spacecraft to land on the moon in more than half a century may be able to do so on Thursday.
Student loan payments may be to blame for a spike in credit card delinquencies
New findings published by the New York Federal Reserve show that a growing number of Americans are struggling to make their monthly credit card payments.
Citigroup announces elimination of 20,000 jobs after losses
Citigroup on Friday said it will slash 20,000 jobs. The reductions will happen 'over the medium-term,' something that should ultimately bring its expenses down by $2-2.5 billion, Citi said.
Wall Street banks warn lawmakers about new regulations
The CEOs of the eight largest U.S. banks planned to push back on pending banking regulations as burdensome at Tuesday's hearing before the Senate Banking Committee.
Citigroup outlines process for layoffs, reassignments in memo
Citigroup managers are in the process of reviewing staff rosters ahead amid a restructuring that will be announced in November, according to a memo seen by Reuters.
Credit card debt rising in double-edged sword for the economy
Credit card debt is rising and while American consumers' spending shows confidence in their finances, high credit card interest rates loom as a threat if the economy slow.
US banks shrug off turmoil to ace Fed's annual health checks
Among the top performers were Charles Schwab Corp. and Deutsche Bank's U.S. operations, while regional lenders Citizens Financial Corp. and US Bancorp were the laggards of the pack.