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Nearly 100 years after first going into circulation, the one-hundred-dollar bill is debuting a high-tech makeover complete with enhanced security features and new paper. 

JPMorgan Chase will pay roughly $920 million in fines to four agencies over its massive ‘London Whale’ trading loss.

On top of multiple regulatory probes, JPMorgan Chase is strengthening internal controls and oversight in order to win Fed approval on capital plans.

The $1.7 trillion overnight lending market that seized up during the 2008 financial crisis remains a systemic risk today.

U.S. banks presented the Fed with a plan to restructure in the event of another crisis.

In an exclusive interview with FOX Business, UPS CEO Scott Davis discusses global growth, the U.S. economy, politics, and his succession plans.

Bankrate counts six ways Fed policy makes retirees miserable. Hint: Savings are stagnating.

Bloomberg News apologized for reporters accessing client information obtained from the company’s financial terminals.

The U.S. Federal Reserve has approved a rule to clarify the process the new U.S. risk council will follow when it begins designating nonbank financial firms for heightened oversight. 

Guessing Game: Everyone has a strong opinion on what the Fed will announce Wednesday, but no one knows for sure.

A partial government shutdown had less of an impact than expected in October on jobs growth, as employers added 204,000 jobs, unemployment rose to 7.3%.

Forecasts for the October jobs data paint a grim picture that solidifies fears of a weakening economy and clouds the Fed’s plans for scaling back its easy-money stimulus policies.

Republican Sen. Ran Paul is threatening to put a hold on the nomination of Janet Yellen to become the next Federal Reserve chairman.

A recent spate of weak economic data could sharpen resistance to Janet Yellen's nomination as Federel Reserve chair and turn her confirmation hearings into a referendum on long-term Fed stimulus.  

The U.S. economy added 148,000 jobs in September, not nearly enough to persuade the Fed to begin scaling back easy-money policies.

Washington’s 11th-hour budget deal and the 16-day government shutdown has thrown a new wrinkle into projections of when the central bank will start tapering its $85 billion-a-month bond-buying program. 

The Treasury Department said a U.S. debt default due to ongoing budget standoff in Congress could have a 'catastrophic' effect on the economy.

The White House said Fed Vice Chair Janet Yellen is the leading contender to replace Chairman Ben Bernanke.

It’s time to get the markets back to relying on forward guidance from companies on earnings, and not the Federal Reserve’s forward guidance on its extraordinary policies in place for five years now.

The U.S. added just 169,000 jobs in August, a number likely to intensify and prolong the debate over when and how the Fed should scale back QE3.