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Wall Street Soars 2 Percent on Italy Vote

Stocks rose about 2 percent on Friday, with major indexes on track to end the week higher as Italy's Senate approved economic reforms, easing investor concerns about the euro zone's debt crisis.

Wall Street Opens Higher on Eurozone Progress

Stocks rose at the open on Friday as debt-laden Italy moved to implement tough austerity measures crucial to avoid a Eurozone meltdown.

Alabama County Files Biggest U.S. Municipal Bankruptcy

Alabama's Jefferson County filed for bankruptcy court protection on Wednesday in the biggest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history.

Tech IPOs: Will Groupon Tempt Facebook, Others Now?

Now that Groupon has finally gone public, raising $700 million through its Nov. 4 IPO, how about some others in the pipeline as well as the king of them all, Facebook?

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Netherlands' ING banking and insurance group building is seen in Amsterdam

ING to Cut 2,700 Jobs, Takes Greek Bond Hit

Dutch financial services group ING is to cut 2,700 staff and contract jobs, it said on Thursday in announcing third-quarter results, slashing the headcount at its Dutch retail banking operations by 10 percent in the face of deteriorating markets.

Demonstrators converge on the Port of Oakland, California, during a general strike called by the Occupy Oakland movement

Occupy Protesters Shut Down Port of Oakland

Protesters shut down operations at Oakland's port and blocked traffic Wednesday in demonstrations against economic inequality and police brutality that were marred by scattered vandalism.

Wall Street Rises on ADP Jobs Report, Fed on Tap

Stocks rebounded after two days of losses on Wednesday, aided by upbeat job market data as investors eyed a crisis meeting about Greece and a Federal Reserve policy session.

BofA Employees Flood Bank's Rivals With Resumes

Bank of America Corp. employees are flooding rival companies with resumes as a major cost-cutting program gets under way at the second-largest U.S. bank

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

U.S. Stocks Plunge on Greek Referendum Worries

The major US banks were particularly hammered.

Bank of America Drops $5 Debit Card Fee in Major Concession

Bank of America has canceled its plans for a $5 monthly debit card fee in response to public backlash, making it the last major bank to retreat. Bank of America had proposed the fee in response to the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial regulatory bill.

Judge Rejects Media Giant Tribune's Bankruptcy Exit Plan

Tribune Co, the owner of the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune newspapers, suffered a legal defeat on Monday after a judge late Monday rejected its plan to end its three-year stay in bankruptcy.

Pedestrians walk past a Bank of America sign on the street in New York

Credit Unions Capitalize on Bank Fee Displeasure

With customers angry about new bank fees, credit unions have been trying to use the displeasure to gain more customers.

SunTrust to Drop $5 Monthly Debit Card Fee from Nov. 2

SunTrust Banks Inc said on Monday it planned to drop a $5 monthly debit card service fee, adding the Atlanta-based regional bank to the list of lenders dropping such maintenance fees amid rising public criticism of the industry.

Jon Corzine, chairman and chief executive officer of MF Global Holdings

MF Global’s Fall: New York Fatality to Euro Crisis

The bankruptcy of New York-based MF Global Holdings brought the European debt crisis to New York, wiping out a respected firm and tarnishing the reputation of a former Goldman Sachs CEO.

Asian Stocks and Commodities Slip After Japanese Move Boosts Dollar

Asian shares fell Monday and commodities slipped as the dollar spiked to a three-month high against the yen following Japan's intervention, prompting investors to book profits after last week's rally.

A woman leaves the office complex where MF Global Holdings Ltd has an office in midtown Manhattan

MF Global Seeks Sale, All Options on Table: Source

MF Global Holdings Ltd was in talks on Sunday with possible buyers with the aim squarely on doing a deal, though all options were on the table, a person briefed on the matter said.

Wells Fargo Drops $5 Debit Card Fee Plan

Diversified financial services firm Wells Fargo & Co. (NYSE:WFC) said it is cancelling its planned five-state pilot of a monthly $3 fee for users of its debit cards as a response to customer feedback the bank has received.

A Bank of America sign is pictured outside a bank branch in Charlotte

Bank of America May Revamp Proposed Debit-Card Fees

The Bank of America Corp., after receiving heavy public criticism for a planned $5-per-month debit-card fee, is likely to give customers more ways to avoid the fee, a person familiar with the bank's plans said Friday.

Jon Corzine, chairman and chief executive officer of MF Global Holdings, speaks during the Sandler O'Neill + Partners global exchange and brokerage conference in New York

MF Global Aims to Arrange Sale Over This Weekend: Source

MF Global Holdings Ltd. is racing to sell all or part of its business this weekend, with its futures brokerage business seen as the most attractive, a source familiar with the situation said Friday.

Customers are seen outside of a Bank of America in Tucson

Bank of America Scaling Back Debit Card Fees

Bank of America Corp, after receiving heavy public criticism for a planned $5 per-month debit card fee, is likely to give customers more ways to avoid the fee, a person familiar with the bank's plans said Friday.

Mortgage Probe May Open New Path for Housing Relief

A controversial weapon could be deployed soon in the U.S. fight against the housing crisis as states and top banks near a deal in their dispute over mortgage abuses -- cutting the mortgage debt owed by homeowners.

U.S. Stocks Surge; Vive la Eurozone!

In the U.S., bank stocks performed especially superbly.

Wall Street soars 3 percent as Europe deal draws buyers

Stocks surged 3 percent on Thursday as an agreement by European leaders to help contain the region's two-year debt crisis lifted a cloud hovering over markets.

Wall Street Climbs 3 Percent on Europe Deal, Financials Soar

Stocks surged 3 percent in a broad rally on Thursday as a long-awaited agreement by European leaders to boost the region's bailout fund promised to remove a major headwind for the market.

Euro zone deal sparks rally on Wall Street

Stocks surged 2 percent on Thursday after European leaders reached a long-awaited agreement to boost the region's bailout fund and struck a deal with banks and insurers to accept 50 percent losses on Greek bonds.

National Security Agency Helps Banks Battle Hackers

The National Security Agency, a secretive arm of the U.S. military, has begun providing Wall Street banks with intelligence on foreign hackers, a sign of growing U.S. fears of financial sabotage.