Financial Service News

Using data from the World Trade Organization we created these maps to show which foreign nations supply the United States and European Union with most of their fuel imports.

Millions of pounds of fines imposed on Lloyds Banking Group for manipulating lending rates will go to military good causes.

The SEC has filed a series of cases against Citigroup and other big Wall Street banks in recent years over their sales of securities backed by risky mortgages ahead of the 2008 financial crisis.

Sources say it is but a re-statement of the position set out in the bank's full-year results and annual report.

The best thing we can say about Thursday's stock market trading is that it is now over.

A U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission watchdog conducted an extensive, months-long investigation to find out who had leaked information that appeared in two Reuters stories published last autumn, but it was unable to identify the sources, according to a report of the probe seen by Reuters on Thursday.

This press release is issued as required by the Fund's managed distribution plan and an exemptive order received from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

The Stamford, Connecticut, company is a spinoff of conglomerate General Electric Co.

Bank of America Corp. has been fined $1.3 billion after being found guilty of a Countrywide scheme to sell suspect mortgages to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

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The part-nationalized Lloyds Banking Group says its six-month net profit more than halved to 699 million pounds after it put aside another 600 million pounds to cover the cost of improperly sold payment protection insurance.

MasterCard's second-quarter net income climbed 9.8 percent as it benefited from volume growth and handled more transactions in the period.

Moody's Investors Service said Tuesday that RadioShack may not have enough cash to pull off a turnaround.

Dominion Resources Inc. on Wednesday reported profit that declined by 21 percent in its second quarter, and beat analysts' expectations.

Offsetting a dismal start to the year, the economy grew at a sizzling rate in the second quarter, powered by what the Bureau of Economic Analysis said were improvements in personal consumption, exports and businesses replenishing their inventories.

In this Friday, July 25, 2014 photo, pedestrians walk past a branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, a target for anti-capitalist agitation ever since a 1927 anarchist bombing of what was then a Bank of Boston, in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan ruled nine months after jurors found Bank of America and former Countrywide executive Rebecca Mairone liable for defrauding government-controlled mortgage companies Fannie Mae , and used her maiden name of Rebecca Steele.

Ireland's second-largest bank, Allied Irish Banks, has returned to profit for the first time since a 2008 property crash pushed the nation to the brink of bankruptcy.

The Bank of England's plans to claw back rule-breaking bankers' bonuses up to seven years after they are awarded are a good idea in principle, the boss of Barclays has said.

Now, one of Europe's last banking dynasties is being stripped of its wealth and influence amid accounting irregularities, huge unreported debts, and a police investigation.