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Massachusetts Democrat Elizabeth Warren has called Jamie Dimon the "star of the overdraft show" because of the billions of dollars JPMorgan Chase has made from those banking fees. Now she’s telling Dimon and two of his fellow Wall Street chief executives to stop the show.

The New York credit union is using robotic process automation tech from Blue Prism to handle time-consuming tasks related to data entry, collections and other needs. This frees up its employees to focus on the organization's expansion.

The chances of an economic slowdown are rising as the Federal Reserve is poised to take further steps to tame inflation, say the heads of JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley.

Bank of America will pay a $10 million fine to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and refund fees to 3,700 customers over allegations that it processed illegal out-of-state garnishment orders.

Financial institutions need to begin sharing profiles of fraudsters posing as legitimate customers. The technology to do it securely is already available.

United Community, which bought Reliant Bancorp in Tennessee earlier this year, would deepen its presence in several Southeastern markets and expand its wealth management business with its deal for Progress Financial.

Affirm Holdings, the buy now/pay later startup led by former PayPal Holdings co-founder Max Levchin, will be offering its services to Fiserv’s merchant clients as part of an agreement announced Wednesday.

In global news this week, Grab gets approval to offer digital banking in Malaysia; Italy's post office invests $27 million in a a buy now/pay later lender; Apple struggles to appease Dutch regulators; and more.

Long Game, which Truist acquired for an undisclosed sum, allows consumers to set savings goals and earn extra cash by playing casino-style lottery games.

Democrats face the brunt of this year’s tough elections among the key financial committees in Congress, but Republicans are retiring in greater numbers.