American Express and Barclays have announced plans to cut thousands of jobs as they restructure their operations and increase their use of technology and artificial intelligence.

More than half of the top cryptocurrency wallets competing for seats at President Donald Trump’s next meme coin dinner have used exchanges that prohibit US customers, suggesting that many of the participants may be based outside the United States.

Investors withdrew money from US mortgage bond funds at one of their fastest rates since the beginning of 2021 as rising interest rates and market volatility weighed on fixed-income investments.

The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and seven states have asked a federal judge to hold Martin Shkreli in contempt of court, alleging that he violated a 2022 order barring him from the pharmaceutical industry.

Shares of major US banks fell sharply in the weeks leading up to third-quarter earnings, challenging the conventional view that higher interest rates necessarily benefit the banking sector.

The US Treasury Department and other regulators have fined Bank of America $1.21 billion for failures to detect and report more than $5 billion in suspicious transactions, including approximately $1 billion linked to national-security concerns and other priority illicit-finance risks.

JPMorgan Chase reported a 6 percent year-over-year increase in third-quarter profit to $15.3 billion, but its earnings fell short of analysts' estimates as some of its major Wall Street businesses recorded weaker revenue than in the previous quarter.

Social Security faces a major financing shortfall that could result in a 22% reduction in scheduled benefits beginning in late 2032 if Congress does not act, prompting lawmakers and policy groups to consider a range of potential solutions, including means testing for higher-income retirees.

Former CIA official David J. Rush pleaded guilty in federal court to wire fraud after admitting that he defrauded the US government of approximately $194 million through schemes involving fictitious government programs, luxury properties and gold bars.

The US bond market is signaling growing concern about the government's fiscal position as Treasury yields remain elevated and federal borrowing needs compete with strong private-sector demand for capital.

For the millions of people who receive SNAP, grocery budgets will stretch a little further this month.

The corporate bond market is showing a growing divide between AI-related issuers and more traditional companies, with investors demanding greater concessions from some technology borrowers as expected debt issuance rises.

SoftBank Group Corp. raised $11.1 billion through dollar- and euro-denominated bonds as the Japanese conglomerate seeks to finance its large investment in artificial intelligence.

The Trump administration has canceled Affordable Care Act health-insurance enrollments covering more than 760,000 people as part of a federal crackdown on what officials describe as unauthorized and improper enrollments.

Saudi Arabia has ended its participation in mBridge, a China-backed cross-border payment project involving central bank digital currencies, after completing a planned proof of concept.

Saudi Arabia’s participation in mBridge was viewed as significant because of the kingdom’s role in global oil markets and the longstanding use of the U.S. dollar in international oil trade.

The European Union plans to establish a Climate Insurance Alliance to increase insurance coverage for extreme weather events, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said as the bloc responds to worsening climate-related risks.

The 10-year US Treasury yield rose to its highest level since 2007 on Tuesday, reaching 5.02% as investors weighed higher energy prices, inflation risks and rising government borrowing needs.

The CLARITY Act, a major US cryptocurrency market-structure bill that would establish clearer regulatory responsibilities for digital assets, is moving forward after months of deadlock following President Donald Trump’s agreement to new ethics provisions.

The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) joined the nationwide rollout of the administration’s Handog ng Pangulo 2026 on Monday, Sept. 14, bringing government assistance and frontline services closer to communities across the country.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said he could support President Donald Trump's proposed $5,000 dividend for American adults if the payments were structured as tax refunds and targeted at people who work and pay taxes.

A growing number of elite colleges are using expanded financial aid as a way to attract students from middle-income families, with more than 20 private institutions among the top 50 schools on Forbes' list of America's Top Colleges offering tuition-free programs tied to household income.

RockawayX, an early backer of blockchain network Solana, is seeking $150 million for a new fund focused on "undervalued tokens and crypto-related equities" after acquiring crypto hedge fund Relayer Capital.

US employers are preparing for another significant increase in healthcare costs, while changes to Medicaid under President Donald Trump's 2025 budget reconciliation law are expected to put additional financial pressure on healthcare providers.