Lawmakers: Wells Fargo a 'criminal enterprise' like Enron
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Deutsche Bank: Does it need a bailout?
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Chipotle to pay $8 million for 'outrageous' sexual assault
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Why this railroad stock is tied to Donald Trump
If you're looking for indicators on who might win the election, these 4 proxies indicate whether Trump or Clinton is winning.
Walmart is making a comeback. Watch out, Amazon?
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California punishes Wells Fargo with sweeping sanctions
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Pepsi beats Coke thanks to junk food
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Billionaire: Chinese real estate is 'biggest bubble in history'
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Why OPEC's oil deal won't mean a spike in gas prices
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Female CEOs are at record level in 2016, but it's still only 5%
America hit a milestone in 2016: the most female CEOs ever. 27 women now lead S&P 500 companies. That's up from 22 female CEOs last year, according to a new report.
Germany's second largest bank slashes 7,300 jobs
Commerzbank says it will slash thousands of jobs and stop paying dividends amid a broad restructuring of its business.
OPEC cut lifts markets; Yellen speaks; Stumpf testifies
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OPEC agrees to cut production; oil prices surge
Oil prices rose 5% Wednesday after OPEC leaders announced the first oil production cut in 8 years.
Congressman grills Fed chief on political motives
Congressman Scott Garrett (R-NJ) grilled Fed Chair Janet Yellen for another Fed leader's donation to Hillary Clinton's campaign.
Disney-Twitter may make sense. But investors hate it
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End of an era: BlackBerry will stop making its own phones
BlackBerry has decided to stop making its own phones. The company is going to outsource production of its once-popular devices and focus more on software. What will President Obama and Kim Kardashian West do now?
Elizabeth Warren is still furious with Wells Fargo boss
Elizabeth Warren renewed her demand for Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf to step down and return the money he made while the bank's fake account scandal was taking place.
Wells Fargo to scrap controversial sales goals October 1
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf plans to say at Thursday's hearing in Congress that it will drop the controversial sales goals linked to its fake account scandal ahead of schedule.
Wells Fargo CEO forfeits $41 million
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf has forfeited about $41 million worth of equity rewards as punishment for the company's massive fraud scandal.
Fake accounts boss could still walk away with millions
Wells Fargo executive Carrie Tolstedt could still walk away from the bank with $77 million in stocks and options, despite new efforts by the bank to curb her controversial pay.
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