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Alibaba is reportedly upping its game in India, on the heels of its half-billion-dollar investment in Paytm in May.

The most powerful women in New York include two from JPMorgan, one from Goldman Sachs, and none (that’s right, none) from Citigroup. Plus, JPMorgan alum Blythe Masters is making waves, as is actress Meryl Streep.

Allowing real estate investment trusts to bridge the capital need for affordable housing could help de-escalate a rising public funding crisis.

ATM operator Cardtronics has completed the divestiture of its U.K. cash-in-transit operation for retailers.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is generally coordinating with prudential regulators on supervisory issues to avoid duplicating responsibilities, but communication between the agencies can still be improved, the CFPB's watchdog said Thursday.

Multiple banks are reporting fraudulent activity on cards used at hotels owned by real estate magnate, reality TV star, and now controversial presidential candidate Donald Trump.

Providence Bank in Columbia, Mo., has acquired Community First Bancorp in Fairview Heights, Ill.

Diane Bailey Morton was named the $1.6 billion-asset C1's chief human capital officer and general counsel, while Dustin Symes will head up retail lending operations.

NCUA has scheduled two training events this summer, one on regulatory compliance and the other on federal contracting for minority and women business owners.

The former U.S. agent who led the investigation of the illegal Silk Road Internet drug emporium admitted while pleading guilty to charges he pocketed hundreds of thousands of dollars in digital currency that he also had a $240,000 Hollywood film deal at the time.