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Wells Fargo shocks market with record profit
Wells Fargo & Co said it expects to post a record $3 billion first-quarter profit, causing its shares to soar 31.7 percent and providing a welcome jolt to the stock market and a still-troubled banking sector.
Wells Fargo shocks market with big profit
Wells Fargo & Co said it expects to post a $3 billion first-quarter profit, sending its shares soaring, lifting a wide range of stocks, and providing a welcome jolt to the troubled banking sector.
Analyst tells big banks to make money, or else
A banking analyst at Oppenheimer & Co said that when big banks proclaim that they are performing well, they better be right.
Danger lurks behind banks' results
U.S. banks' first-quarter results will show that losses from credit cards and commercial and real estate loans have not yet peaked, and perhaps dash hopes that the worst of the banking crisis has passed.
Danger lurks behind U.S. banks' results
U.S. banks' first-quarter results will show that losses from credit cards and commercial and real estate loans have not yet peaked, and perhaps dash hopes that the worst of the banking crisis has passed.
Banks settle IPO litigation for nearly $600 million
A group of investment bank underwriters and companies have agreed to a nearly $600 million settlement with investors to resolve litigation over alleged fraud in the pricing of initial public offerings in the late 1990s, according to a lawyer involved in the case.
Wall Street tumbles as banks, tech weigh
Stocks slid further on Monday as concerns about the health of banking system diminished appetite for riskier assets and as billionaire investor George Soros said the banking system was basically insolvent.
Bailed-out banks may buy toxic assets: report
U.S. banks that have received government aid, including Citigroup Inc, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase & Co, are considering buying toxic assets to be sold by rivals under the Treasury's $1,000 billion plan to revive the financial system, the Financial Times said.
Bailed-out banks eye toxic asset buys: report
U.S. banks that have received government aid, including Citigroup Inc, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase & Co, are considering buying toxic assets to be sold by rivals under the Treasury's $1,000 billion plan to revive the financial system, the Financial Times said.
HSBC shares jump 15 percent in HK to 1-month high
Shares of HSBC vaulted over 15 percent in Hong Kong in their biggest daily advance in five months on Thursday, joining a global bank rally spurred by encouraging U.S. data and an expected easing of accounting rules.
For Wall Street, March is best month since 2002
Stocks climbed on Tuesday, driving the S&P 500 to its best month since October 2002, as investors snapped up top-performing bank and technology shares as the first quarter came to an end.
Global banks to write down $17 bln more: JP Morgan
J.P. Morgan Securities forecast global wholesale and investment banks to incur additional pretax writedowns of $17 billion for the rest of 2009 to reach mark-to-market valuations of structured credit assets.
Profit-taking, bank caution halt market run-up
Wall Street capped a strong week on a down note on Friday as investors booked profits in the wake of the recent upward surge and bank shares dropped after bank executives indicated March had been a tougher month for the industry than the previous two.
Wall St slides further after Dimon comments
U.S. stocks slid on Friday as investors booked profits in the wake of a recent surge, and bank shares dropped after several bank executives indicated March had been a tougher month than the previous two.
Wall St adds losses after JPMorgan comments
U.S. stocks tumbled further on Friday, with indexes sliding more than 2 percent after comments from JPMorgan Chase's chief executive that March was a little tough.
Wall St wilts after strong rally
Stocks slipped on Friday as investors took profits following a recent surge, and energy shares drooped along with the price of oil.
Wall St falls, hurt by profit taking, oil's fall
U.S. stocks fell on Friday as investors booked profits following a recent rapid surge, while the energy sector dropped along with the price of oil.
Wall St eyes lower open as investors assess rally
Wall Street was set for a lower open on Friday as investors assessed the strength of a recent surge that has March on track to see the biggest monthly percentage gain since 1974.
JPMorgan sues Washington Mutual over $13 billion case
JPMorgan Chase & Co has sued the Washington Mutual Inc holding company and urged a federal bankruptcy court not to interfere with its September purchase of the thrift's banking operations.
Wall St set to rise on signs of economic thaw
Wall Street looked set to rise at the open on Wednesday as investors were encouraged by data showing signs the economic downturn was moderating, and by positive comments from President Barack Obama.
Futures rise on economic hopes; data in view
Stock index futures pointed to a mostly higher open on Wednesday after positive comments on the economy from President Barack Obama, as investors looked to upcoming data for signs of improvement.
JP Morgan denies report it plans to buy new planes
Investment bank JPMorgan Chase & Co said on Monday it had no plans to purchase new corporate jets or build an airport hangar until it has repaid the funds it got through the U.S. governments Troubled Asset Relief Program .
Banks press Capmark on loans: report
JPMorgan Chase & Co and Deutsche Bank AG , which hold $1.2 billion of Capmark Financial Group Inc loans, are among banks demanding collateral in exchange for loosening terms that put it at risk of default, Bloomberg said, citing people familiar with the matter.
Washington Mutual sues FDIC for over $13 billion
Washington Mutual Inc, the failed U.S. savings and loan, has sued the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp for well over $13 billion in connection with the loss of its banking operations, which was acquired by JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Banks pull Wall St lower; BofA down 11 pct
U.S. stocks fell on Friday as bank shares slid following news of a tepid debut of a key U.S. Federal Reserve measure to revive lending.
Wall Street little changed as banks offset tech rise
Stocks were little changed on Friday as financial shares fell after the tepid debut of a Federal Reserve measure to revive lending, offsetting investors' bets that mergers could heat up after reports IBM was in talks to buy rival Sun Microsystems.
Wall Street falters as bank stocks weigh
Stocks fell on Friday, dragged down by financial shares after a tepid debut of a Federal Reserve measure to revive lending.
JPMorgan CEO Dimon's 2008 compensation falls
JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon received about $19.7 million in total compensation for 2008, down from about $34 million in 2007, the company revealed in materials filed with U.S. regulators ahead of its annual shareholder meeting.
B of A, Citigroup shares soar after Fed moves
Shares of Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc powered to multiweek highs on Wednesday on optimism over government efforts to stimulate lending.
B of A, Citigroup soar on hope worst has past
Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc shares have roughly tripled from the multi-decade lows of less than a month ago and powered higher on Wednesday on optimism government efforts to stimulate lending might boost stocks after punishing recent declines.