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Is Donald Trump Crazy? Sen. Bernie Sanders Calls President 'Delusional,' 'Pathological Liar'

The Vermont independent says Trump is using outrageous statements and tweets to distract from economic issues.

Wall Street Reform: Trump Executive Order Could See US Firms Shut Out Of European Union, EU Leader Warns

American financial firms are allowed to operate in Europe because U.S. financial rules have been deemed "equivalent" to E.U. rules.

Stock Market Today: Goldman Sachs Share Price Dips 1% After Long Post-Election Rally

Goldman's two-month rally weakened Friday, ahead of the Senate confirmation hearing for its former chief information officer, Steven Mnuchin.

Goldman Sachs Stock Surges As Trump Taps Goldman COO For Top Economic Job

Trump has reportedly asked Gary Cohn, Goldman Sachs president and COO, to lead his National Economic Council. As Trump's cabinet fills with Goldman-related people, the bank's shares are soaring.

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Equities Trading 2016: Goldman Sachs (GS) Dominates Despite Volatile Market

“We saw solid performance across the franchise that helped counter typical seasonal weakness,” Goldman CEO and Chairman Lloyd C. Blankfein said of its third-quarter performance.

Hillary Clinton, In Paid Speeches To Wall Street, Promoted Commission That Pushed Social Security Cuts

According to newly released emails, the Democrat promoted a commission that backed Social Security cuts, and said America must “resist” opposition to free trade.

Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks at Apple headquarters in Cupertino, Calif., Oct. 4, 2011.

Corporations Avoid Taxes By Offshoring $2.5 Trillion — More Than The GDP Of France

By stashing $2.5 trillion in profits overseas, corporations like Apple, Nike and Goldman Sachs are avoiding $717.8 billion in taxes, according to a new study.

How The Dow Jones Industrial Average Fared On Thursday: Shares Of Apple (AAPL), Nike (NKE) And Deutsche Bank (DB) See Sharp Drops

Amid worries in the financial sector, the Dow Jones declined 195.79 points.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Oct 3, 2013.

Big Data Exposes How Politically Connected Traders Cashed In During the Financial Crisis

A study suggests traders with connections to regulators and politicians were able to translate those relationships into cash during the financial crisis.

Wall Street And Politics: Goldman Sachs Says, Trump Or Clinton, There’s Still Plenty of Money to Be Made

The Wall Street mega-bank predicts that markets could become more volatile as the election tightens — but says there's still money to be made.

Deutsche Bank Won’t Settle US Mortgage Investigation With $14 Billion Fine, It Says

It is one of the several banks under investigation over allegations of giving unsecured mortgages to unqualified borrowers that triggered the 2008 financial crisis.

Clinton, Trump Campaign Contributions: Goldman Sachs Bans Employees from Donating To Trump?

The investment bank prevents all partners from making donations to certain political campaigns.

Oil Prices Fall As Analysts Say Market Still Oversupplied

Analysts said the falls were a result of a price rally which lifted crude by over 20 percent between the beginning of this month and late last week.

Malaysia 1MDB Scandal: Goldman Sachs Faces Another Query Over Bond Dealings With Embattled Fund

New York’s financial regulator is seeking trading records and research documents from the Wall Street firm over its bond dealings with the Malaysian fund.

Goldman's Profit Jumps As Bond Trading Revenue Rises

The bank, like other Wall Street firms, has been focusing on cutting costs amid concerns about slowing growth.

Goldman, Morgan Stanley Deny Plans For Frankfurt Office Switch After Brexit

“We have not made any changes to our real estate requirements in Frankfurt as a result of the referendum result,” Goldman said in a statement.

Goldman, Bank Of America Cut Sterling Forecasts

After the biggest daily fall in the pound in modern history Friday, both U.S. banks were forced to slash their forecasts for the rest of 2016.

Wall Street Futures Lower On Brexit Concerns

U.S. stock index futures eased slightly in early trading on Sunday after Britain’s vote to leave the European Union sparked a sharp sell-off in global markets on Friday

Wall Street Employee Surveillance Software Flags Whistleblowers, Press Contacts

Software programs that big banks and financial firms use to monitor employees for legal breaches may also uncover attempts to report suspected wrongdoing.

Here are the phrases that make Goldman Sachs worry when its employees use them in emails.

Goldman Sachs Employee Email Surveillance: Which Terms Trigger Review, Amid Concerns Over Losses And Insider Trading?

Certain words and phrases in employee emails will trigger a review from Goldman Sachs’ compliance department, a newly obtained list from 2008 shows.

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Euro 2016: Who Will Win? Artificial Intelligence, Probability And Neural Networks Being Used To Predict Winners

Some people are leveraging AI to try to predict the winner of the quadrennial soccer tournament — before a single ball has been kicked.

1MDB Scandal: Goldman Sachs Investigated For Not Alerting About ‘Suspicious’ Transactions

Investigators said the investment bank may have had reason to doubt that the money from dealings with the fund was not used for its planned purpose.

US Oil Prices Hit A 2016 High As Supply Shortfall Looms

U.S. crude surged Monday amid production disruptions in Canada and Nigeria and fears of a supply shortfall.

Goldman Forecasts Near-Term Oil Deficit As Demand, Output Disruptions Offset Production Growth

Analysts from the bank said that the oil market had likely shifted into deficit in May, as sustained demand and unexpected disruptions in production offset output growth in Iran and Iraq.