Goldman Sachs managed to beat expectations as profits and revenue fell less than expected, but it still doesn't shine when compared to the rest of the sector.
Political discourse in the home front has taken a back seat thus far in 2012, but the market may need to brace itself as lawmakers prepare to battle over the nation's budget.
Market Madness rolls into day five as the entire Sweet Sixteen is in action to determine which teams will advance to one game away from the Final Four.
Standard & Poor's downgraded the credit ratings of 37 financial institutions after adjusting its criteria to better reflect the effects of a more intertwined global economy.
Citigroup and Wells Fargo moved opposite directions after contrasting earnings reports released today. Here's what drove two of the largest banks on Wall Street.
Measuring the impact of Occupy Wall Street is difficult but their latest effort, bank transfer day, indicates that the mass transfer may have done more good than harm.
As the yields on Spanish and French bonds reach Euro-era highs, American banks were revealed yesterday to have significant amounts of exposure to European debt.