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The Department of Justice is looking into whether the two dozen banks that facilitated bribes allegedly paid to FIFA officials knew they were doing so. The case is also a test of how much liability banks have over illegal payments they allow.

Toronto-Dominion Bank scrapped plans to open some U.S. branches and will combine other locations as part of a restructuring that cost Canada's second-largest lender C$228 million ($183 million), Chief Financial Officer Colleen Johnston said.

Provident Funding Associates, a private mortgage lender, has agreed to pay $9 million to settle allegations its brokers charged minorities higher fees and interest rates, federal regulators said Thursday.

BBVA has introduced technology that its mobile wallet users in Spain may liken to switching channels on a TV.

U.S. Bancorp could cut jobs if interest rates remain low, Chairman and Chief Executive Richard Davis said at a Thursday conference.

The lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community overwhelmingly views homeownership as a strong investment, although worries of housing discrimination persist, according to a new study.

Pacific Premier Bancorp in Irvine, Calif., has named Allen Nicholson chief financial officer.

U.S. banks have posted strong earnings and returned capital to shareholders in a tough environment, positioning them to benefit as the economy improves, U.S. Bancorp Chief Executive Officer Richard Davis said.

JPMorgan Chase will cut thousands of jobs over the next year as it seeks to contain expenses and sells businesses, said a person with knowledge of the plans.

Google plans to release a new mobile payment system called Android Pay, which will include many of the same features as Apple Pay, while the Google Wallet brand will live on as a peer to peer service.