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But starting today, U.S. retailers who don’t have EMV card scanners face greater fraud liability.

William Bernstein boils down how to save for a wealthy retirement.

Most U.S. workers don't have the option of an attractive employer-backed retirement savings plan. There are other ways to squirrel money away for the future.

A Brookings economist who criticized a proposed federal "conflict of interest" rule resigned after Elizabeth Warren questioned his own alleged conflicts of interest.

Amid growing concern over default rates on student debt, federal officials are considering new regulations to protect borrowers.

Asians have fared best in the housing market among U.S. racial minority groups, according to a recent study of mortgage data.

John Cryan may cut as many as 23,000 staff members at Deutsche Bank AG alone.

In announcing a historic redlining settlement Thursday, government officials said more companies are under investigation for discriminatory lending.

A long-simmering dispute over whether Brian Moynihan should occupy the positions of both CEO and chairman ended Tuesday with the bank prevailing.

Market volatility is usually a treat for Wall Street. So why are executives like Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan bemoaning weak trading-desk revenues?

The Fed's decision not to raise interest rates saved emerging markets from what the World Bank's chief economist called "panic and turmoil."

"Teen Mom 2" is back after its mid-season hiatus and things aren't looking good for star Jenelle Evans.

The U.S. central bank's imminent decision on whether to increase the currently low cost of borrowing is keeping many markets on tenterhooks.

Markets braced for a highly anticipated announcement from the U.S. central bank that could mark the first interest rate hike in nearly a decade.

Seven years of ultra-low interest rates aided economic recovery and spurred massive stock gains. But workers still haven't seen income growth.

Vice President Joe Biden played a key role in the financial industry’s four-decade campaign to eliminate bankruptcy protections for student debtors.

In a wrongful dismissal suit brought against Citigroup, a former trader is alleging wrongdoing on the part of senior managers.

The central bank could raise the cost of money within days, but people with a credit card balance have several ways to protect themselves.

The London-listed mining and commodities giant pledged to slash its debt by one-third.

One reason the European Central Bank is holding interest rates low is to counter the effect of China's economic slowdown.

The jump was especially pronounced for borrowers looking to buy expensive houses.

A total of 50 brokerage houses are said to be planning to pump 100 billion yuan into the government-backed margin finance agency.

Global stocks tumbled Tuesday after China offered fresh evidence of a sharper-than-expected economic slowdown.

Fear and biases come into play, affecting decision-making and risk-taking, when markets dip, observers say.

"I think we'll have very weak growth," French Economic Minister Emmanuel Macron said in a meeting with German diplomats and journalists.

One investigator said the bank the fund was steered to had reaped more than $2 billion in illegal profits from New York pension fund clients.

GOP presidential candidates Jeb Bush and John Kasich left government for the doomed bank — and got big paychecks as Lehman lost their states’ money.

The Robinhood mobile app is aimed at young investors looking for low-cost trading plans.

U.S. authorities have accused the group of allegedly scheming to make tens of millions of dollars by trading on unannounced deals.