Emily Flitter

Authorities are investigating whether the bank violated federal anti-discrimination laws by conducting sham interviews of minority candidates.

The bank’s leaders will study how its “diverse slate” requirement is being carried out and what needs to change before restarting it in July.

It’s not clear whether Ruger, one of a small number of public gun manufacturers, will follow the nonbinding proposal.

Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, the chairman of the chamber’s banking committee, rebuked Charles W. Scharf for the bank’s continued problems.

With politicians unwilling to act, some investors are trying to use shareholder resolutions to get gun makers to rein in their products.

Black and female candidates are sometimes interviewed after the recipient of a job is identified, current and former employees say.

The bank let creditors take funds from customers’ accounts even when state laws should have barred them from doing so. And it charged those customers…

Who was behind the surge of trading in wheat futures last month? Some point to a group of Reddit users who mobbed an E.T.F. offering…

In the 19th century, small investors played a big role in finance. Wall Street took it away. Redditors are trying to get it back.

Naming names, Rohit Chopra says big banks and other companies that break rules multiple times should face long-lasting consequences.