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How to restore confidence in the U.S. dollar—and why it’s faltering in the first place
CommentaryHow to restore confidence in the U.S. dollar—and why it’s faltering in the first place
By Steve H. Hanke and Matt SekerkeApril 16, 2025
America must harness stablecoins to future-proof the dollar
CommentaryAmerica must harness stablecoins to future-proof the dollar
By Christos MakridisMarch 21, 2025
Americans are increasingly falling behind on their credit card bills, flashing a warning sign for the economy
FinanceAmericans are increasingly falling behind on their credit card bills, flashing a warning sign for the economy
By Jason MaDecember 30, 2024
Debanking hurts everyone. It’s time to end it once and for all
CommentaryDebanking hurts everyone. It’s time to end it once and for all
By Nic Carter and Austin CampbellDecember 10, 2024
Scott Bessent, founder and chief executive officer of Key Square Group LP, during an interview in Washington, DC, US, on Friday, June 7, 2024.
PoliticsTrump team prepares to announce Scott Bessent as Treasury pick
By Saleha Mohsin, Nancy Cook, Annmarie Hordern, Joshua Green and BloombergNovember 22, 2024
FDIC boss credits one simple technology for helping more Americans than ever get a bank account
FinanceFDIC boss credits one simple technology for helping more Americans than ever get a bank account
By Michael del CastilloNovember 18, 2024
Kamala Harris and Beyonce Knowles embrace
PoliticsSheriff of Wall Street praises Kamala Harris as a ‘fierce warrior’ with the ‘courage to take on the big banks’
By Amanda GerutOctober 30, 2024
Jane Fraser
FinanceCitigroup has now been fined more than half a billion dollars for risk issues. CEO Jane Fraser has staked her tenure on fixing the bank
By Ken Sweet and The Associated PressJuly 10, 2024
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon speaks
FinanceJPMorgan, BofA, Goldman, and Citi fall short in their ‘living wills,’ bank regulators warn
By Will Kubzansky and BloombergJune 22, 2024
FDIC chair who quit following report of workplace stalking and harassment will be replaced by Georgetown law professor Christy Goldsmith Romero
PoliticsFDIC chair who quit following report of workplace stalking and harassment will be replaced by Georgetown law professor Christy Goldsmith Romero
By Ken Sweet and The Associated PressJune 14, 2024
Martin Gruenberg
FinanceProminent leader of financial services watchdog resigns after report found it was riddled with a ‘misogynistic’ and ‘good ole boys club’ culture 
By Amanda GerutMay 20, 2024
200-page report offers ‘sobering look’ inside toxic workplace at the government agency that regulates bankers, sources say
Finance200-page report offers ‘sobering look’ inside toxic workplace at the government agency that regulates bankers, sources say
By Katanga Johnson, Lydia Beyoud and BloombergMay 7, 2024
FDIC workplace probe finds bank regulator needs a ‘structural and cultural transformation’ to fix ‘sexualized, boys’ club environment’
FinanceFDIC workplace probe finds bank regulator needs a ‘structural and cultural transformation’ to fix ‘sexualized, boys’ club environment’
By Katanga Johnson, Lydia Beyoud and BloombergMay 7, 2024
Martin Gruenberg
FinanceWall Street watchdogs want another crack at clawing back big bonus payouts after executive misconduct
By Katanga Johnson, Lydia Beyoud and BloombergMay 3, 2024
Martin Gruenberg
Personal FinanceTroubled Philadelphia-based bank implodes in first failure of the year
By The Associated PressApril 26, 2024
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