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The average American’s financial picture is bleaker than government data suggests, according to the former comptroller of the currency. Research from his new organization, the Ludwig Institute for Shared Economic Prosperity, has found that unemployment is higher and household wages are lower than reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
June 8
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In "Antitrust," former Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar offers little nuance in weighing the costs and benefits of concentrated economic power.
June 8
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The move furthers the retail giant's strategy to become a one-stop shop for payments and financial services.
June 8
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Capital One and a few others are emulating upstarts like Chime and Varo, which let customers access their paychecks two days before payday. But loss of overdraft income and potential liability for errors dissuade many banks from changing their ways.
June 8
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Nineteen of the nation's largest banks plus four smaller firms will be tested against baseline and severely adverse economic scenarios. The central bank will release details on their performance on June 24.
June 7
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It's HBT Financial's first bank acquisition deal since its 2019 IPO.
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The bank and card brand will combine digital connections for supply chain finance and corporate disbursements.
June 7
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The National Credit Union Administration issued no prohibition orders in May, making it the first month in nearly four years that the regulator has barred no one from working in the financial services sector.
June 7
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Mark Carney, a onetime Bank of England governor, argued that banks should not cut ties with polluting businesses, but rather work with clients to help them minimize their impact on the environment.
June 7
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Apple will allow some iPhone users to scan their driver's license and protect it with the same security used for payment cards in Apple Pay.
June 7
