Financials

Chief Executive Officer Markus Braun quit on Friday

The scandal-hit company, whose CEO resigned on Friday, is desperately seeking to reassure investors after its search for the missing cash hit a dead end in the Philippines, prompting ratings agencies to react. 

Nearly every state and Washington, D.C. recognizes the day as a holiday or observance, although it is not a federal holiday.

It is the second day of declines for shares of the company

A lawyer representing a former Morgan Stanley  diversity officer who is suing the bank over racial discrimination said on Wednesday the bank cut her client's budget for promoting diversity and financial education by 71 percent from the time she started in wealth management to 2019.

In March, HSBC had postponed the job cuts due to the coronavirus

Morgan Stanley’s former global head of diversity is suing the finance firm, accusing it of racial discrimination, illegal retaliation and violating the Equal Pay Act.

The employee and a woman were captured on video questioning a man painting the Black Lives Matter slogan on what he says is his home.

Before COVID-19 upended American life, the head of a $33 billion U.K. foundation told a collection of money managers how bad it was going to get. The alarm spread through the worlds of finance and business.

About 7 percent of mortgages handled by Citizens Bank have been granted forbearance.

The company plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol DNB

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday chided British bank HSBC for backing moves by China to end Hong Kong's autonomy, saying such "corporate kowtows" got little in return from Beijing.

Chuck E. Cheese in talks with lenders to raise money to avoid bankruptcy: sources

It was Dimon’s first trip to meet employees since he underwent heart surgery in March.

Charles Schwab Corp. said the U.S. Justice Department's antitrust division has closed its investigation of the company's proposed acquisition of TD Ameritrade.

Evercore Partners Inc. is offering to pay incoming junior bankers up to $25,000 to delay starting their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic, according to external recruiters, a move that hasn't been seen on Wall Street since the last financial crisis.

The company, which operated about 996 theaters and 10,973 screens globally as of end-March, also warned that it may not have sufficient liquidity to tide over until its cash-generating operations are back to normal.

A deal would bring together the top two U.S. providers in that space

The CBOE joins the NYSE in reopening.

A historical look at the events that closed the New York Stock Exchange.