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A 17-year old boy admitted to helping rob the Chase Bank in Ohio last November

Federal Reserve examiners claimed that Christian symbols violated the discouragement clause of Regulation B of banking regulations

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Bernanke should make sure the new rules don’t hurt America’s 92 million credit union members.

European banks stabilize but risks remain, report says

Brittney Sykes and Emma Westhusing attempted to rob an Oregon bank Monday before technology stopped their getaway

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is monetizing the debt.

North Korea is fond of making outlandish, though empty, threats against the US and its allies. Here’s a look at some of the North’s biggest hits.

The e-mails show that Waters’ chief of staff was actively engaged in discussing with committee members details of a bank bailout bill

The Irish government is in danger of defaulting on its debt.

Florida passerby originally thought fish guts were in bucket

“I hate labels except cool ones like Betsy Johnson and Chanel”

A second round of quantitative easing — QE2 — may not happen.

Newsweek releases their list of the top 15 highest-paid CEOs of charity organizations

Bank of America has confirmed that it has discovered errors, including incorrect data and misspelled names, in the foreclosure paperwork it has reviewed

The move is the first adjustment to interest rates since December 2008, when the central bank cut them by 0.27 percentage point as part of a stimulus package

The Fed could face increasing pressure to deploy monetary policy to lift the economy out of a rut — a prospect that has unsettled officials at the central bank

The Fed chair points to high unemployment and low inflation as the reason why help is needed, yet gave no specific details

This is the third in a series of articles looking at the races most likely to determine whether Republicans capture the majority in the Senate this fall.

The Illinois Senate candidates sparred on ‘Meet the Press,’ in which the GOP nominee highlighted the Democratic candidate’s questionable banking operation