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Stock futures add to gains on Wells Fargo view
Stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Thursday after Wells Fargo gave first quarter guidance and a New York Times report the U.S. banking industry seems to be in better shape than many people thought.
U.S. consumers snub mobile banking on security fears
Banks and cellphone companies have a long way to go to persuade U.S. consumers to use their cellphones for banking, as many worry about security and extra fees and others are not even aware they can.
Consumers snub mobile banking on security fears
Banks and cell phone companies have a long way to go to persuade U.S. consumers to use their cell phones for banking, as many worry about security and extra fees and others are not even aware they can.
US bank shares decline
Shares of Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo declines
Shares of the largest banks in United States tumbled on Wall Street after Calyon analyst Mike Mayo downgraded the stocks with an underperform rating.
Bank CEOs voice support for Obama's economic plans
President Barack Obama won support from top bankers on Friday for his efforts to rid financial institutions of bad debts, but differences remained over broader U.S. plans for the financial industry.
Goldman Sachs eyes repaying TARP in month: report
Goldman Sachs Group Inc hopes to pay back the $10 billion it took from the U.S. government's $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program within a month, The New York Times said on Tuesday, citing people involved in the process.
Citigroup-Wells Fargo case moves to NY state court
A federal judge has transferred Citigroup Inc's $60 billion lawsuit against Wells Fargo & Co over the acquisition of Wachovia Corp back to the New York state court where it began, citing a lack of jurisdiction.
Wells Fargo chair flays TARP, asinine stress test
Wells Fargo & Co's chairman lambasted the U.S. government for imposing new curbs on lenders that receive federal bailout money, and called the federal plan to subject big banks to stress tests asinine.
U.S. bank stocks rise amid optimism a bottom was hit
Bank stocks rose Monday on optimism that efforts to revive economies worldwide will bolster results.
Buffett sees 'better than ever' Wells Fargo post-crisis
Shares of Wells Fargo rose 15.8 percent on Monday after billionaire investor Warren Buffett made positive comments about the California-based bank.
Wells Fargo shares boosted by Buffett
Wells Fargo & Co shares as much as 24.3 percent after the billionaire investor Warren Buffett said the fourth-largest U.S. bank will emerge better than ever from the nation's credit crisis.
Wells Fargo shares buffeted by Buffett
Wells Fargo & Co shares as much as 24.3 percent after the billionaire investor Warren Buffett said the fourth-largest U.S. bank will emerge better than ever from the nation's credit crisis.
Wells Fargo cuts dividend 85 pct, sees new savings
Wells Fargo & Co slashed its dividend 85 percent on Friday, a widely expected move that the fourth-largest U.S. bank said will save $5 billion a year.
Stock indexes dip to 12-year lows
On March 5, America saw its stocks plummet to their lowest levels in more than 12 years as one of the world's most well known banks, and an icon of American manufacturing traded like money on monopoly board game.
Wells Fargo Slashes Dividend by 85 Pct, Cautious About Credit Crisis
Wells Fargo & co. will cut its stock dividend by 85 percent to retain an additional $5 billion in common equity this year as a precaution about possible worsening in the credit cycle, the company said.
Wall St. rebounds on energy and bank stocks
Stocks rose on Friday as a climb in commodity prices sent shares of natural resource companies higher and a dividend cut at Wells Fargo lifted banks, offsetting more bleak news about the labor market.
Wall St. opens up as commodities offset data
Stocks rose at the open on Friday as a climb in commodity prices sent shares of natural resource companies higher, offsetting more bleak news about the labor market.
Wells Fargo cuts dividend 85 percent, sees new savings
Wells Fargo & Co cut its dividend 85 percent on Friday , a widely expected move that the fourth-largest U.S. bank said will save $5 billion a year.
Wall St. drops on financials, GM woes
Stocks extended their slide to 12-year lows on Thursday as General Motors' warning of possible bankruptcy and concerns about the fate of the banking system sped investors' flight from riskier assets.
Citigroup gets new rescue, U.S. may own 36 percent
The U.S. government will boost its equity stake in Citigroup Inc to as much as 36 percent, bolstering the bank's capital base in the latest emergency effort to save the banking giant.
Citigroup gets new rescue
The U.S. government will boost its equity stake in Citigroup Inc to as much as 36 percent, bolstering the bank's capital base in the latest emergency effort to save the ailing banking giant.
U.S. boost stake in Citigroup
The U.S. government will boost its equity stake in Citigroup Inc to as much as 36 percent, bolstering the bank's capital base in the latest emergency effort to save the ailing banking giant.
Wells Fargo suspends cash bonuses for top executives
Wells Fargo & Co has halted its bonus program for a handful of top executives, the bank said in a regulatory filing on Friday.
U.S. boosts stake in Citigroup
The U.S. government will boost its stake in Citigroup Inc to as much as 36 percent, bolstering the banking giant's capital base in one of the most dramatic efforts yet to prop up the ailing banking industry.
U.S. may boost stake in Citigroup: source
Citigroup Inc is in talks to give the U.S. government a larger stake, a person familiar with the matter said, which could provide the government with a far greater say in the affairs of the ailing banking giant.
Morgan Stanley offers $3 billion broker bonuses, Wells none
is not happening in this merger.
Mattera said San Francisco-based Wells Fargo is taking other steps to retain brokers, including higher payouts through Wachovia Securities' 4front client loyalty program.
He also said Wells Fargo plans in May to change Wachovia Securities' name to Wells Fargo Advisors.
Prudential Financial Inc has a 38 percent stake in Wachovia Securities,...
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway falls to 5-1/2-year low
Shares of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc sank Friday to their lowest level in 5-1/2 years amid concern about big potential losses from bets on world stock markets and U.S. banks.
Berkshire's Class A shares fell as much as 6.2 percent to $73,750, their lowest level since August 2003, before rebounding after the White House said it strongly believed the U.S....
BofA, Citi shares fall on nationalization fears
Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc shares plummeted for a sixth straight day on Friday, hammered by fears that the U.S. government could nationalize the banks, wiping out shareholders.
Wells Fargo shares fall; fears of payout cut, losses
NEW YORK - Wells Fargo & Co shares fell on Wednesday to their lowest level in almost 12 years before recovering amid fears the fourth-largest U.S. bank could cut its dividend and post higher losses after its purchase of Wachovia.
The combined Wells Fargo and Wachovia last month posted a $13.72 billion fourth-quarter loss as it set aside more money to cover sour mortgages and ot...
U.S. housing and factories grim in February
and someone will need to buy the bonds to pay for it.
Based on the data, there is little to suggest that interest in U.S. government debt is drying up, said Vassili Sereberiakov, senior currency strategist at Wells Fargo on New York.
(Additional Reporting by Lynn Adler, Ryan Vlastelica, Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss)