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Wells Fargo's earnings report on Friday revealed the number of consumer checking accounts opened plunged by 25% in September.

CNNMoney asked over 80 voters in swing states if they had lived the American Dream. Nearly everyone said yes. But wealthy, whites were the most fearful for their children's ability to live the dream.

Investors will have to wait a little longer to see Yahoo execs grilled over the Verizon acquisition drama.

Mexicans are receiving more cash in remittances because the peso has declined, in part due to Donald Trump's threats against Mexico.

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Events this week show just how tough it will be to take Britain out of the European Union.

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Donald Trump 'must win' Pennsylvania. He's trying to appeal to the state's struggling blue collar workers, but CNNMoney finds his message to bring back jobs from Mexico isn't resonating in the critical Philadelphia suburbs.

Bank earnings; Chinese inflation; Samsung's losses soar

Samsung said it expects killing off the Note 7 to wipe out around $3.1 billion in operating profit over the next six months. That's on top of a previous $2.3 billion hit it announced earlier this week.

Saudi Arabia is joining forces with Japanese telecom firm Softbank to form one of the biggest tech investment funds on the planet.

Wells Fargo faces huge challenges related to its fake account scandal that won't go away simply because longtime CEO John Stumpf has retired.

The U.K.'s top supermarket chain has pulled Ben & Jerry's ice cream and Marmite spread from its online store amid a dispute with supplier Unilever over who should bear the cost of the plummeting pound.

Many voters in Southern Ohio remember one thing about Hillary Clinton: She wants to kill coal. CNNMoney traveled around Ohio and found a lot of voters crossing party lines.

Even though the Wells Fargo CEO announced he's resigning, John Stumpf could still leave the bank with around $130 million despite the fake account scandal.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has tweeted that Tesla will announce a new product on October 17. What will it be? An update of the Model X SUV? Another peak at the Model 3? A Model M motorcycle? Auto and tech blogs are all aflutter.

The death of Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej is raising new questions about the fragile Asian economy.

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Florida was the closest state in 2012. It's likely to repeat that status. Retirees don't love Trump, but they detest Clinton. Clinton needs Latinos in Florida, but CNNMoney finds some might stay home.

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