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A week ahead of inauguration day, Scott Colbert, executive vice president, director of fixed income and chief economist at Commerce Trust, takes a look at how the Federal Reserve and the economy will fare in President-elect Donald Trump's second run in the White House.

Shares of PSQ Holdings nearly quadrupled as Wall Street reacted to the fledgling payment company's appointment.

A digital dollar is likely on the way out in favor of non-government crypto, but those betting for fewer restrictions on fees and less antitrust litigation will likely be disappointed.

The longtime JPMorgan Chase CEO discussed the Basel III endgame capital rules, interchange fees and open banking during a fireside chat at the American Bankers Association's annual conference.

Berkshire Hathaway reaped about $370 million selling the stock, marking Warren Buffett's 16th round of disposals since mid-July.

Donald Trump vowed to boost the U.S. auto industry by making interest on car loans fully tax-deductible and renegotiating a trade deal with Mexico and Canada as he courts Michigan.

The comments came during a two-hour chat on X Spaces in which Trump and his sons offered a decentralized finance company as an answer for the de-banked.

Bonds and stocks are rallying ahead of a critical Fed meeting. But this time, the central question for Chair Jerome Powell is which approach — reducing rates by 25 basis points or 50 basis points.

The crypto company founded by Donald Trump's sons will officially launch Monday.

The increase would "ensure that the wealthy and big corporations pay their fair share" at a level that also "rewards investment in America's innovators, founders and small businesses," Harris said.

The Republican nominee for president wants to renew the provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Berkshire still holds almost 962 million shares, the filing shows — worth $39.5 billion at Monday's closing price.

Following Sunday's news of President Biden's decision not to seek reelection, see how the past two administrations handled banking reforms and what the future might hold.

Elizabeth Warren was among those who criticized Dimon for saying that the bank is going to move away from "commitments" toward "aspirations" on climate.

Republican lawmakers want the Treasury secretary to extend the deadline for U.S. businesses to submit beneficial ownership information to the agency's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. She emphasized that the agency is focused on penalizing willful non-compliance rather than enforcing 'gotcha' penalties against small businesses.

The company has long been criticized for its lagging financial performance and its complexity. CEO Jane Fraser is pushing through Citigroup's most recent transformation plan, but will she succeed where her predecessors have failed?

Personal spending chugged along in the fourth quarter, thanks to the resilient job market. But loan charge-offs rose, and higher interest rates suppressed loan demand, executives say.

As CEO Jane Fraser's restructuring of the embattled bank takes shape, the decisions show Citi's willingness to part with certain franchises, even if they are competitive, in the pursuit of lifting returns in line with major U.S. peers.

The remarks add to Dimon's long history of bashing digital currencies, which he has previously called "Ponzi schemes" and a "fraud."

While academics and supporters of the "retirement security rule" proposal say the administration's numbers are valid, critics reject them. Here's what we know.