Citigroup's markets revenue rose 12% to $6 billion in the quarter, surpassing its earlier expectations for a mid-single-digit percentage gain, the bank said on Tuesday.
China's top official in Hong Kong ripped "peasants in the United States" amid the ongoing trade war, appearing to take issue with JD Vance's past comments.
A federal judge just scrapped a rule that capped credit card late fees at $8, down from over $30. This reverses a move made under the Biden administration last year.
Bank of America's earnings were $7.4 billion, or 90 cents per share, in the quarter ended March 31, the bank, led by Brian Moynihan, said on Tuesday morning.
Boeing has delivered 18 aircraft to nine Chinese airlines so far this year, numbers show. However, they have been told not to accept any further deliveries.
Tax Day arrives on April 15, and taxpayers have a deadline of midnight to file their return or request an extension from the IRS. But that does not extend tax payment deadlines.
Billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio said that the U.S. economy could experience something "worse than a recession" if current economic and fiscal challenges aren't handled well.
The New York Federal Reserve's new survey of consumer expectations found Americans are more pessimistic about the labor market amid concerns over rising unemployment.
The Social Security Administration launched tools that will "identify suspicious activity in telephone claims by analyzing patterns and anomalies within a person's account."
Goldman's profit rose to $4.74 billion, or $14.12 per share, for the three months ended March 31, the bank said. That compared with $4.13 billion, or $11.58 per share, a year earlier.