Democratic lawmakers are preparing to intensify scrutiny of Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr, with a senior senator signaling that the agency’s leader could face congressional questioning at least once a month after the party assumes control of Congress in ...

On October 22, the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) updated its frequently asked questions on the Stopping Harassment and Intimidation and Ensuring Lawful Debt Collection (SHIELD) Rule. The additions address obtaining electronic consent, documenting the ...

The updated fair value estimate for Equifax now sits at US$200.35 per share, up from US$195.10, giving investors a fresh reference point for thinking about price targets. This shift lines up with recent analyst commentary that mixes confidence in execution ...

Subprime auto borrowers are falling behind on payments at the highest September rate in a dataset dating to 2017, adding to concerns about repayment capacity and potential losses for auto lenders and servicers. According to a Nov. 2 report by ...

Coinbase has received final approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to establish Coinbase National Trust Company, joining Ripple among cryptocurrency companies bringing digital-asset custody and related services under federal banking supervision. The approval expands Coinbase’s regulated ...

Community Memorial Hospital Inc. has sued the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, alleging that the agency improperly refused to insure or offset approximately $1.9 million in loan funds held at a failed Georgia bank. The New York hospital says the dispute ...

Wells Fargo’s expanding loan book, improving profitability and tighter expense controls are strengthening the investment case for the banking giant, with a recent Seeking Alpha analysis outlining a scenario for roughly 25% upside through the end of 2027. For the ...

More than a third of small businesses in England and Wales, 36%, had at least one legal issue in the previous year, the Legal Services Board said on Monday. Nearly one in five businesses reported that legal problems had prevented ...

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is reassigning bank examiners to review a surge in bank-charter applications, stretching staffing resources as the agency promotes new entrants into the banking system, according to a Nov. 10 Bloomberg report. The ...