Trump Predicts Stock Market Crash in 2020 if He Loses, but History Says Otherwise
Markets have swung 1 or 2 points in response to most presidential candidates' victories, analysis finds
FDIC Chair Hoping to Clarify Volcker Rule’s Proprietary Trading Ban This Summer
It also plans to exempt community banks from the regulation this month
In Consumer Debt Boom, Many Americans Are Using Credit Cards to Shop
More credit card owners said most of their debt is due to discretionary purchases than paying for necessities
Access to Cheap Money Has a Racial Gap
White adults in the U.S. are significantly more likely to have a credit card, according to a recent poll
Trump as ‘Tariff Man’ Is Still a Hit With Republicans
84% of GOP voters say they have confidence in Trump’s negotiating abilities with China vs. 47% of all voters
Labor, Consumer Groups Challenge CFPB Proposal to Ease Payday Loan Regulation
Coalition’s comment calls new rule ‘arbitrary and capricious’ in reference to the Administrative Procedure Act
OCC Will Review Next Wells Fargo CEO — but Doesn’t Plan to Make Results Public
Otting said not releasing vetting information is his ‘prerogative’
Sisterhood in the Workplace Only Goes So Far When It Comes to Perceptions of Pay
Most white women believe there is a gender pay gap but don’t believe they’re paid more than non-white women
Voters Favor Warren’s Student Debt Plan — Including Those Who Never Had Such Loans
The plan would cancel up to $50,000 in student loan debt for people with a household income under $100,000
As Nonbank Lending Rises, Clayton Says SEC Keeping Eye on CLOs
SEC chair says he sees 'more meaningful' participation in economic stability talks