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Tom Hayes, Face of Libor Scandal, Sues UBS for $400 Million
The former banker spent five years in prison for his involvement in the manipulation of the benchmark rate.
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UnitedHealth Group Reports Earnings on Tuesday. What to Expect.
UnitedHealth stock is down 28% this year, but news of Berkshire Hathaway's stake gave it a boost in August. What to look for in the healthcare provider's earnings report.
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HSBC Braces for $1.1 Billion Hit From Madoff Lawsuit
A Cayman Islands fund sued Europe's biggest bank soon after Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme unraveled, alleging HSBC had failed to protect its assets.
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Robinhood Robo-Advisor Hits $1 Billion in Assets 6 Months After Launch
The company's digital advice service is gaining traction with customers.
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PSG and Canapi Back SavvyMoney Fintech With Growth Investment
The firms, along with existing investors Spectrum Equity and TransUnion, are infusing $225 million in fresh capital.
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Janus Henderson Gets $7.2 Billion Offer From Trian, General Catalyst
Trian Fund Management and General Catalyst offered to acquire Janus Henderson for about $7.2 billion, claiming the asset manager would operate better as a private company.
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Huntington Reaches $7.4 Billion Deal to Buy Cadence Bank
Consolidation is back on the table for banks, with several multibillion-dollar deals announced recently, as they face pressure to compete.
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JPMorgan Accuses Charlie Javice of More Fraud, This Time Over Her Legal Bills
The bank has paid over $60 million so far for the convicted entrepreneur's army of lawyers.
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More Big Companies Bet They Can Still Grow Without Hiring
JPMorgan Chase has a "strong bias" against adding staff, while Walmart is keeping its head count flat.
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Big Banks Enter Stablecoin Era by Taking Zelle International
The move could help the big bank owners of the payment product head off cryptocurrency competition.
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UBS Names New Chief Operating Officer in Executive Reshuffle
Lukas Gaehwiler, vice chairman of UBS's board since 2022, will retire following next year's annual general meeting after a 45-year career in the sector.
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Brookfield Wins Bid to Restart Notorious Nuclear Reactor Project
The restart of an abandoned South Carolina project would be the most dramatic example yet of a nuclear comeback in the U.S.
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Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on HSBC, Adyen, Westpac and more in the latest Market Talks covering financial services.
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October 28, 2025 00:15 ET (04:15 GMT)
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