Wells Fargo Reaches $1 Billion Settlement With Shareholders
Wells Fargo & Co has decided to pay $1 billion to settle the court agreement.
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TD Bank Needs Years to Address Regulators Concerns
An analyst at Barclays Plc claims that, with a high degree of probability, Toronto-Dominion Bank will not be able to conclude deals on the acquisition of retail banking services in the United States for the next few years.
Vice Media Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Ahead of Sale
Vice Media filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday, May 15, to facilitate the planned sale of the company shortly and make the firm’s future more secure.
Google Co-Founders Gain $18 Billion as AI Boost Lifts Stock
The co-founders of Google have multiplied their material well-being against the background of mass interest in the field of artificial intelligence technologies.
Goldman Sachs Spinoff Louisa Expands Availability of Corporate Networking Platform
The availability of the social media platform for employees used by Goldman Sachs is expanding.
Salsa Raises $10 Million to Help Platforms Embed Payroll Features
Salsa announced the attraction of investment funds for $10 million.
Cable Wants to Help Banks Cut Financial Crime Through Automated Assurance
Cable Company, which provides services for the verification and assessment of potential financial risks, announced the holding of a round of attracting Series A investment funds.
Amazon Workers Launch Battle to Unionize in Britain
Employees at Amazon at a large warehouse located in the UK reported about unionization.
UK Extradites Autonomy Co-Founder Mike Lynch to US
British technology entrepreneur Mike Lynch has been extradited to the United States, where he will be charged with committing illegal acts.
SAP and Google Cloud Introduce Comprehensive Open Data Offering
SAP and Google Cloud have expanded the scope of the partnership and presented a comprehensive open data offer.
CFPB Warns Banks Against Creation of Fake Accounts for Fee Harvesting
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) The United States has issued a circular stating that banks unilaterally deciding to reopen a deposit account for processing transactions, previously closed by a customer violate the Consumer Financial Protection Act.
When is a Good Time to Consolidate Your Debt?
Throughout their lifetime, the average person will find themselves in debt at one point or another, and there are even those that will accumulate multiple debts from varied or similar sources. Fortunately, one solution to help with dealing with these events is debt consolidation – and as an option that is available to those that […]
Musk Steps Down as Twitter CEO: Who Will Substitute Him?
After about half a year since Elon Musk bought Twitter and took the company private, the billionaire announced he will no longer be the media platform’s CEO, putting the company under female supervision
Roblox Gamers Spend $773 Million on Virtual Currency Robux in Q1
The Roblox gaming platform reported a significant increase in the level of user activity and growth in sales of the in-game currency Robux in the first quarter of 2023.
How Much Will Medicare Cost in 2023?
Are you creating your yearly budget and want to track your spending on Medicare for 2023? The amount you pay will depend on the coverage you have and the services you receive, so here’s a round-up of the Medicare premiums that will apply to all beneficiaries, as well as some additional costs. Last September, the […]
Citi Adds Installment Loans and Lines of Credit Options to Retail POS
Citi Retail Services is adding new point-of-sale (POS) lending capabilities to its built-in payment services.
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