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U.S. regulator ordered Wells Fargo to tighten its controls on money laundering to prevent propagation of illicit transactions.

The CFTC was concerned about the propagation of activities not in the best interest of the public. It also drew concerns over unlawful gaming.

"As part of our additional tax cuts, we will end all taxes on overtime," the former president pledged at a rally in Tucson, Arizona.

The world's largest maker of memory chips, smartphones, and televisions reportedly plans to implement the global headcount reduction by the end of the year, and it would hit jobs across the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Africa.

OpenAI is set on cementing itself as a leader in AI tech with its plan to raise funds at a $150 billion valuation.

J&J CEO explained that the new drug-price negotiation law threatens development of new drugs, according to Bloomberg.

Amazon expects that its investment in the U.K. will contribute approximately 14 billion pounds to the country's gross domestic product by the end of 2028. Additionally, it is expected to support over 14,000 jobs across various businesses in the region.

New Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol revealed he will initially focus on company's business in the U.S. before turning to the international market.

Bank Of America raised its minimum hourly wage to $24 an hour.

Goldman Sachs to post a revenue hit of $400 million in its third-quarter report as it continues to unwind its consumer business.

The Biosecure Act would prohibit the U.S. from entering into contracts with the targeted firms, along with those who support them.

U.S. prosecutors argue that Google controls the ad technology for web at the antitrust trial.

Writing to his Democratic colleagues Sunday, Schumer said his party is in favor of a short-term funding extension, or CR, and urged Republicans to back a bipartisan effort.

Huawei's new tri-fold phone was welcomed with open arms by consumers as the company received more than 2.7 million pre-orders for it.

New GOP report claims that the administration of President Joe Biden botched the troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.

The new restrictions cover worldwide exports but include exemptions for countries like Japan and the Netherlands that have similar controls.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that the labor market is "healthy" despite recent labor market data which showed weakness.

Paramount chair Shari Redstone is set to receive $180 million in severance pay following Skydance's acquisition of the movie company.

Amid the ongoing issue, U.S. Steel CEO David Burritt warned that if the acquisition isn't pushed through, thousands of U.S. union jobs could be at risk.

Johnson & Johnson would be adding $1.1 billion to its talc settlement proposal.

Several states sued the Education Department to prevent it from implementing billions-worth of student-loan forgiveness.

Goldman Sachs, in a report, said that the GDP is likely to increase with a Harris administration and with Democrats controlling Congress.

Fed research paper stated that that US housing inflation may likely drop in the coming year.

Nippon Steel revealed that majority of the board of directors of U.S. Steel will be Americans in case the deal pushes through.

Blackstone consortium is inching its way closer to acquiring AirTrunk in $13.5 billion deal.

CWA withdraws from mediation proceedings with AT&T, citing the process as a "delaying tactic" of the company.

Vice President Kamala Harris expressed her opposition on the planned sale of U.S. Steel to Nippon Steel.

The programming blackout occurred days before the National Football League kicks off its new season Thursday, and ahead of the presidential debate on Sept. 10.

While Costco will not be open on Labor Day, so many other establishments will keep their doors open.