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Stock futures point to flat open on sovereign debt worries

Stock index futures pointed to a flat open on Monday as nagging worries about euro zone sovereign debt continued to weigh on sentiment.

Stock futures off as sovereign debt worries nag

Stock index futures were lower on Monday as nagging worries about euro zone sovereign debt continued to weigh on sentiment.

CIT, emerging from bankruptcy, hires Thain as CEO

CIT Group Inc has hired former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain as its new chief executive, the commercial lender said late on Sunday, wagering that the well-traveled executive can guide its post-bankruptcy turnaround.

Goldman's payment demands on AIG probed: report

U.S. regulators are investigating whether the mortgage insurance market was improperly distressed in 2008 because of payment demands that Goldman Sachs Group Inc and other banks made on American International Group Inc , The New York Times reported on Sunday.

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Stock market plunges as spooked investors dump shares

Major U.S. stock indices plunged today, taking the stock market into negative territory for February.

Senator Dodd blasts banks at hearing on reforms

The chairman of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, Christopher Dodd, blasted banks and Wall Street on Thursday for a refusal to work with Congress on financial reforms that borders on insulting to the American people.

Goldman exec backs reforms at Senate hearing

A prominent Goldman Sachs Group executive expressed support on Thursday for some of the many financial regulation reforms being considered by Congress since taxpayers bailed out his firm and others like it.

BofA adds property unit to Asia-Pacific hiring spree

Bank of America has embarked on a major hiring spree across Asia, aiming to expand in the fast growing region and revive the investment banking franchise that Merrill Lynch built before the financial crisis.

Stock market falls on mixed economic data

After a two day rally, the stock market is struggling on Wednesday with a slight decline in morning trading as mixed economic data is released.

Stock rally continues despite Volcker testimony; manufacturers lead

The stock market continued its rally to close for a gain on Tuesday despite a fall in banking sector shares ahead of testimony from White House advisor Paul Volcker.

Earnings, home sales lift Wall Street; industrials lead

Stocks gained on Tuesday, helped by encouraging earnings, and as a rise in pending home sales helped calm fears of weakness in the housing market.

Goldman Sachs could slash CEO bonus amid pressure

Goldman Sachs Group Inc is likely to slash its chief executive's bonus from the record $67.9 million he got two years ago, but Lloyd Blankfein's pay package could still fuel criticism the bank has been tone deaf in its approach to the financial crisis.

Stocks rise as commodities lead; Investors shake off China, Greece fears

Global stock markets shook off declines early in the Asian session as commodities firms lead the rally.

American Express CEO gets base pay jump

American Express Co raised Chief Executive Kenneth Chenault's base pay by 60 percent to $2 million for 2010, in the latest instance of Wall Street firms boosting regular executive compensation while cutting bonuses.

BlackRock says Ken Wilson joins as vice chairman

BlackRock Inc said on Friday that Kendrick Wilson, a former Treasury Department adviser and veteran investment banker, will join the world's biggest asset manager as vice chairman and member of the chairman's office.

Tech stocks drop as financials struggle to keep gains, S&P 500 edges down

Tech stocks dropped in morning trading on Thursday as financials struggled to keep gains, S&P 500 edges down.

Chinese real estate IPO priced at bottom of cut range

Chinese real estate company IFM Investments Ltd priced its initial public offering at the bottom of a lowered range, an underwriter said on Wednesday.

Merrill's Asia property funds back in business: sources

Bank of America has dropped plans to exit Merrill Lynch's Asia property funds business and will instead help it raise new money, cashing in on a recovery in the real estate sector, sources said.

Stocks edge down ahead of uncertainty: Geithner, FOMC, Obama

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 0.35 percent, the S&P 500 Index has fallen 0.27 percent, and the Nasdaq Composite Index slipped by 0.17 percent at 10:54 a.m. in New York as investors wait for answers from Washington.

Goldman denies made Greek bank sales pitch to China

Goldman Sachs denied a media report it had been mooting the sale of equity in National Bank of Greece to Chinese banks as debt-ridden Greece struggles to fix its public finances.

Geithner, NY Fed defend actions on AIG payments

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner denied any role in disclosures about American International Group's payments to banks and defended his decisions as New York Federal Reserve chief to pay full price to retire AIG credit default swaps.

NY Fed supported AIG secrecy to preserve assets

The New York Federal Reserve Bank actively supported insurer American International Group's regulatory requests to keep its bank counterparties confidential but did not pressure the bailed-out firm for secrecy, the bank's top lawyer said on Tuesday.

S&P 500 reverses, ends negative after bank unit selloff report

The financial sector led a stock market drop in late trading today, after expectations that new government policies could force major banks to divest themselves of some of their operations.

NY Fed says supported AIG bid for confidentiality

The New York Federal Reserve Bank actively supported American International Group's regulatory requests for confidentiality on its bank counterparties but did not pressure the insurer for secrecy, according to the top lawyer of the New York Fed.

Stocks fall as financials offset earlier gains by retailers

Financial and basic materials stocks closed lower on Tuesday, sending the S&P 500 Index, Nasdaq Composite Index, and Dow Jones Industrial Average into negative territory after posting gains earlier in the day.

AIG hearing to include Paulson, Friedman testimony

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and ex-New York Fed Chairman Stephen Friedman will testify at a congressional hearing on bailed-out insurer AIG's payments to banks, a committee aide said on Tuesday.

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