Bank of America Corp. named Brian Weinstein head of its Europe, Middle East and Africa markets business. Weinstein, who has spent three decades at the firm, will continue to be based in London ...

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Gold (XAUUSD:CUR) is testing all-time highs against global equities as investors seek hedges in the precious metal before U.S. elections are set to end in early November, Bank of America (BofA ...

while the startup will list itself on the exchanges in the second half of 2025 B2B seafood chain Captain Fresh has reportedly picked up Axis Capital and Bank of America (BofA) as bankers for its ...

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Bank of America is the worst with gift cards. The customer service person said because the card was expired they couldn't open the account to reissue funds even though they got their money.

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On the face of it, Wall Street seems to like Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan. Last week, the nation’s second-biggest bank said its earnings fell less than expected, and the media portrayed it ...

A BofA analyst sees room for Nvidia Corp. shares to tack on another 40% or so to their explosive rally, as a “generational opportunity” further unfolds. BofA’s Vivek Arya upped his price ...

Bank of America strategists released a report suggesting that the increased appetite for deficit spending by the world’s governments could make gold the last remaining safe-haven asset.