Donald Trump has railed against Americans who don't pay federal income taxes. But according to a New York Times report, he's one of them. The only difference: they're mostly middle-to-low income. Some don't even make enough to pay taxes.
CEO, John Stumpf, sought to defend his bank and his role in the creation of up to 2 million fake accounts. He appeared before a very hostile audience of members of the House Financial Services Committee.
The Justice Department confirmed that Wells Fargo illegally repossessed more than 400 cars from service members and then charged them for it. CNN's Cristina Alesci reports.
The New York Times published a few pages from Donald Trump's 1995 tax records. CNN has not verified the authenticity of the documents. But they show he took almost $916 million dollars in losses that year. Here's what we know from the documents, and the questions we still can't answer.
As "Saturday Night Live" prepares to raise the curtain on it's 42nd season, political junkies eagerly await Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump and Kate McKinnon as Hillary Clinton. CNN's Brian Stelter takes a look at how the not-ready-for-prime time players could help shape the narrative of this election.
She's the most qualified. He's more trustworthy. CNNMoney spoke with two women who volunteer for the Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump campaigns. Who is the best person to be President?
The LaFerrari Aperta hybrid convertible was unveiled at the Paris Motor Show. Too bad this supercar with a top speed of 217 miles per hour is already sold out.
Mel Chin and the artists of the Gala Committee led a "top secret" operation: hiding their art on the sets of "Melrose Place." Unbeknownst to millions of the drama's fans, every week their television sets became covert contemporary art galleries.
FUBU Founder Daymond John tells CNNMoney's Christine Romans that the controversy of stop-and-frisk resonates with him, and how recent tragic shootings can open up a larger dialogue.
German automaker Mercedes-Benz unveiled the "Generation EQ" concept car at the Paris Auto Show. The electric SUV is the first model in its new Mercedes-EQ brand.
A hundred days after the U.K. voted to leave the EU, London's restaurant scene is booming. Nina dos Santos finds out why Brexit has not curbed Britons appetite or their spending.
Deutsche Bank is half the size of Germany's economy, but its foundations are shaking due to huge fines, disappearing profits and a share price collapse.