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CNBC's Eamon Javers reports on President Trump announcing a new executive order targeting those that trade or do business with North Korea. » Read More |
Thomas Michaud, KBW CEO and president, discusses the moves in financial stocks this year. » Read More |
Wells Fargo's CEO is due to testify before the Senate Banking Committee on Oct. 3, said sources familiar with the scheduled meeting. » Read More |
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CNBC's Eric Chemi reports on where fund managers are finding growth and value.
Chad Morganlander, Washington Crossing Advisors portfolio manager, and Ryan Kelley, Hennessy Large & Small Cap Financial Funds portfolio manager, discuss whether the market will react to the Fed meeting.
It's getting harder for U.S. business schools to attract international candidates.
Tony Dwyer, Canaccord Genuity, discusses his price target for S&P 500.
Rising interest rates are supposed to lift bank stocks. Here's what's going wrong, says Dick Bove.
As the Fed starts unwinding the stimulus it provided to snap the economy back to life, two types of companies should benefit, Goldman Sachs says.
Discussing the winners and losers of the market at the closing bell with Dani Hughes, Divine Capital Markets, and Stephanie Link, TIAA Investments.
Jeffrey Harte, Sandler O’Neill, and Jim Sinegal, Morningstar, debate whether banks are still a good bet with trading revenues in a slump.
Rich Ross, Evercore ISI, discusses bullish charts showing the big banks.
Terry Duffy, CME Group chairman and CEO, discusses the recent cybersecurity threat and how consumers and companies should protect themselves.
The Halftime Report traders discuss the fall in interest rates with Fundstrat's Tom Lee and Rob Sechan of UBS Private Wealth Management.
CNBC's Wilfred Frost reports on JPMorgan Jamie Dimon's comments on the quarter for the stock.
Financial institutions with exposure to U.S. properties hit by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma are tempering their loss estimates.
Financial institutions with exposure to U.S. properties hit by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma are tempering their loss estimates.
More than two dozen lawsuits have been filed in the United States against Equifax after the credit reporting company said thieves may have stolen personal information for 143 million Americans in one of the largest hackings ever.
Ron Weiner, RDM Financial Group at High Tower and Burns McKinney, Allianz Global Investors, weigh in on what's moving markets today.
Banks
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is at it again, dismissing bitcoin and predicting its collapse. He couldn't be more wrong, says hedge-fund manager Brian Kelly.
The Indian government listed its first ever bond index on the London Stock Exchange on Friday, opening the country’s debt markets to the rest of the world.
Mobile-only challenger bank Starling plans to raise £40 million ($54 million) from investors to drive expansion into markets beyond the U.K.
