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Shares of the buy-now, pay-later provider have tumbled since its public trading debut in September.

The credit ratings firm has a rosier outlook for banks, even as worries about credit quality have grown in recent months.

The company said customers opened 429,000 new brokerage accounts during October, a 30% year-over-year increase.

These six stocks offer relatively attractive valuations, nice yields, and dividends that are safe and growing.

The sale comes in the run up to Nvidia's earnings on Nov. 19

Prediction markets are all the rage, but Schwab CEO Rick Wurster warns that caution is warranted. Here’s why.

The agreement would allow merchants to lower fees and reject certain credit cards. But what does it mean for the stocks—and shoppers.

Air travelers meet the realities of a prolonged government shutdown, holiday retail sales could top $1 trillion, and more news to start your day.

After dropping Wednesday during investor day, Bank of America stock bounced back on Thursday.

The deal would enable Schwab to offer individual investors and financial advisors greater access to private markets at a time when more companies are electing to remain private.

The wealth manager looks to grab more market share and improve its margins through a combination of building its advisor force, promoting alternative investments, and offering more banking and lending services.

Bank of America raised key financial targets on Wednesday during the company’s first investor day since 2011. Investors appeared underwhelmed.

Many Americans in their 20s and 30s aren’t able to draw on the full wealth effects of strong stock market gains and real estate equity.

Financial sector professionals could see double-digit percentage increases thanks to stronger revenue growth, a soaring stock market, and improved business performances.

Berkshire didn’t disclose any sales of the two stocks, but the 10-Q offers some clues that the two stocks may have been sold.

Bank of America’s stock has lagged behind rivals, notably industry leader JPMorgan Chase, over the past five years.

“The forgotten Goliath” of the big banks is serious about shedding its reputation as an underachiever. CEO Brian Moynihan’s future may depend on it.

CEO Ron Kruszewski expressed confidence in his company’s strategy.

Moody’s warns of banks’ $300 billion exposure to private credit, noting rapid loan growth often precedes asset-quality deterioration.

Approximately 300 former Morgan Stanley financial advisors have filed arbitration claims against the company, with at least 50 cases pending, according to a new lawsuit.

Alarm over increased lending is misplaced, Mike Kelly writes in a guest commentary.

The numbers are due out on Saturday morning.

The bank is buying EquityZen, which promotes itself as a way to connect investors seeking private assets with shareholders of private companies.

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U.S. banks keep finding new deals in Texas. Why execs can’t get enough of the “Texaplex.”