BERLIN (AP) ā International banking regulators agreed Sunday on global rules meant to ensure banks keep enough cash in hand to survive future market...
If you live in Greece or Spain or even in parts of the United States, that nasty gurgling sound is the economy going down the drain. The official economy, that is -- the one that gets tracked by the accountants and tax officials and economists who feature in the media every day.
-- A survey finds fewer than one in four Americans trust the financial system and that confidence in large banks is eroding.
The latest quarterly su...
Just imagine how fast financial institutions, health care delivery, and public education would improve if leaders forced themselves to have their and their families' interests completely aligned with those of their constituents as well.
The problem with banks being too big to fail is not necessarily their bigness, but their failure. Like a runaway train plowing through a city block, a...
Central bankers barely averted a financial panic before Christmas by replacing hundreds of billions of dollars of deposits fleeing European banks. But...
Concerns about a global slowdown sharpened on Monday as markets cast a vote of no confidence in Europe's leaders. Economists and analysts expressed wo...
If European politicians are unable to contain their sovereign debt problems, Wall Street could be on the brink of another financial crisis, according ...
As the Greek government appears increasingly likely to default on its debt, economists are envisioning potentially dire spillovers to the United State...
Growing concerns about the weakness of economic growth around the world are increasingly dimming prospects for American financial institutions, amplif...
In the deafening cacophony of voices in Washington on the debt ceiling, it is easy to miss a potentially more significant development. There is growin...
Many people think that the government caused the economic crisis and that the government is at fault for not creating more jobs and jumpstarting a faster recovery. Think again.
There is now a new thinking on how to reform the global financial system and how to reduce the vulnerability of the system to adverse changes in macroeconomic and market conditions.
Appointed as a two-year caretaker to keep Joe Biden's seat warm for his son Beau Biden, Delaware's Ted Kaufman turned out to be one of the biggest sur...
The financial system will continue to be a drag on economic growth because no one trusts it, and, for good reason.
Whether or not capital requiremen...
Growing up in Ohio as a young teen, I would take my savings account passbook to the bank and deposit my earnings from snow shoveling or grass mowing.
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Senator Ted Kaufman (D, DE) is best known these days for arguing that, as part of comprehensive financial reform efforts, our biggest banks need to be...
One of the president's top economic advisers pledged a major push on financial regulatory reform once health care legislation is done with, citing the...
In the grip of our Great Recession, with more job losses to come, we have yet to fix the broken financial system that is an underlying cause of this w...