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Since the global financial crisis, the world's largest banks have agreed to pay close to $60 billion in fines just to the U.S. Department of Justice for creating and selling toxic mortgage-backed investments.

2016 has been a wake-up call in the U.S., U.K. and beyond on the pain felt by many people from global trade. But this could be just the beginning.

Diane Rehm thanked her listeners on Friday as she said farewell to "The Diane Rehm Show," a staple of public radio with fans all across the country.

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Shares of a small oil refining company controlled by Carl Icahn soared 10.5% Thursday after Icahn was tapped by President-elect Trump to advise his administration on how to cut government regulations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin held his annual marathon end-of-year press conference on Friday. And it wasn't just Russians watching.

Deutsche Bank has struck a deal worth $7.2 billion with the U.S. government to settle claims that it packaged and sold toxic mortgages between 2005 and 2007.

A bra hanging system, a piñata hoisting device and a six-tortilla toaster.

Aja Jefferson, a freshman at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, needs to come up with $1,300 more for tuition next semester -- and so do tens of thousands of other Louisiana college students.

General Motors has a China problem.

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As millions of Indians line up to try and get their hands on cash, an e-commerce company has started delivering it to their doorsteps.

1. All about the banks: It's a hectic day in the banking sector.

A federal lawsuit accuses Barclays of defrauding investors who bought mortgage securities from the bank before they blew up during the financial crisis.

President-elect Donald Trump said in a tweet Thursday that the Pentagon's costly new F-35 Joint Strike Fighter could be replaced with a modified version of a less expensive plane, the F/A-18 Super Hornet.

Would you still fly if you couldn't see the sky?

Uber's self-driving cars are moving to Arizona.

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Donald Trump ran as an outsider who would shake things up. Ironically, Trump's election has seriously lifted up shares of Goldman Sachs, a symbol of the establishment he's promised to disrupt.