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Fed Lowers The Boom On Wells Fargo After Years Of Grotesque Scandals

In an unprecedented move, the Fed ordered the bank to halt growth over compliance issues.
By Pete Schroeder and Lauren Tara LaCapra, Reuters

Companies Are On A Cheap Charm Offensive For Trump's Tax Bill

Major firms tout small perks for workers while funneling huge payouts to shareholders.
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Most Americans Can't Afford A Minor Emergency

Just 39 percent of Americans have enough money in savings to cover an unexpected $1,000 bill, according to a new report.
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ATM Makers Issue Warning About Cyber Criminals Targeting Cash Machines

A confidential U.S. Secret Service alert sent to banks said the hackers targeted stand-alone ATMs typically located in pharmacies, big box retailers and drive-thru ATMs.
By Jim Finkle, Reuters

Janet Yellen Was A Great Fed Chair. So Why Is The Economy Still Broken?

Inequality remains at or near record highs.
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Congress Is Still Very Good At Delivering Bipartisan Perks To Washington Insiders

Eugene Ludwig made a fortune on the revolving door between Wall Street and Washington. He's about to get even more.
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Bank Of America's Poorest Customers To Be Charged For Checking

People who once had free accounts may now have to pay $12 a month.
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Report: Deutsche Bank Flags 'Suspicious' Kushner Company Transactions

The bank is prepared to turn over documents to special counsel Robert Mueller, says a German business magazine.
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19 Attorneys General Call On Congress To Legalize Banking For Weed Industry

Federal regulations currently make it risky for banks to provide services to cannabis businesses.
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6 Apps That Save Your Money While You Barely Lift A Finger

Put them to use ASAP.
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