Two major Wall Street firms say their executives will face the same repercussions for misconduct as everybody else at the company -- but it's not clea...

Not in everything, but definitely in this, the founders were right. The financial industry got too powerful, and they assumed and operated as if they were above the law. And the rest of us paid a huge price, and are paying it still.

* Largest U.S. bank reaches preliminary settlement * More than 30 lenders sued over overdraft fees * Bank of America $41...

Here's one thing big banks have in common with protesters: Neither group is occupying Wall Street as much as they used to. In an ongoing sign of th...

The long rumored robo-signing settlement, which has been a few days away from being inked for about a year now, seems like it is moving toward completion.

The revolving door between Wall Street and Washington is about to turn once more. Richard Siewart, onetime counselor to Treasury Secretary Timothy...

Wall Street lobbyists are trying hard to weaken the extent to which the government can police a practice that played a central role in the 2008 financ...

* Declining delinquencies spark hope that worst is passing * JPMorgan, Bank of America, Wells Fargo forecast savings * C...

Big banks are realizing they may actually have to pay attention to customers to keep them. An unprecedented number of people dumped billion-dollar ...

Big breaking news about the long-fought over bank settlement: an outline of the terms of the legal release are emerging.

Jamie Dimon, the head of JPMorgan Chase, would like to make it clear that he is not that kind of banker. "I've disagreed right from the beginning o...

If Obama wants to run against Wall Street in the 2012 campaign, he needs credibility to do it, and he took a big step toward getting it last night. But victory can't be declared until the banks actually move several hundred billion in mortgage writedowns, and some indictments are issued.

* Public Citizen, academics say BofA poses "grave threat" * Ask regulators to proactively reform Bank of America * Petit...

Mitt Romney, man of considerable wealth, has Goldman Sachs to thank for at least some of his fortune. In his 2010 and preliminary 2011 tax returns...

First it was the layoff announcements. Now it's time for pay cuts. A new type of structural adjustment continues to plague one of America's most i...

Payouts declined on Wall Street this year, as the major financial firms tried to steer through several quarters of lawsuits, layoffs, jittery markets,...

Do banks need your money? Bank of America revealed yesterday that the number of customers closing their accounts spiked last quarter, but official...

After being rebuffed in its efforts to charge $5 per month for debit card use, Bank of America is gambling on the optimism of American consumers and g...

The cost of not having enough money just got steeper. The median overdraft fee banks charge customers surged to $30 from $27.50 last year, accordi...

America is downsizing. Whether it's the food we eat, the cars we drive, or the houses we live in, Americans are concluding that smaller is better. Eve...

WASHINGTON -- Occupy Atlanta can declare another victory in its fight against big banks. Six days ago, Pastor Dexter Johnson called on the organizers ...

Goldman Sachs isn't likely to garner much public favor when it announces its earnings this week, as forecasts predict that the bank will boost the sha...

WASHINGTON -- The largest banks must show how they would break up their assets if they were in danger of failing, under a rule approved Tuesday. The ...

* Union seeks to cut CEO power at JPMorgan, Goldman, others * Independent chair hottest governance issue in 2012 - analysts ...