Banks

PNC reports this morning in its first full quarter with FirstBank

The bank guided to lending income up 3% to 3.5% from the second quarter, with lower fees and costs.

Morgan Stanley's stock traders bring in 41% more

Revenue rose 12% to $20.3 billion and wealth management set a record. Earnings were $3.03 a share.

Bank of America's $1.2 billion penalty hides a steadier quarter

Profit fell 17% after an anti-money-laundering charge. Without it, earnings were $1.08 a share and lending income rose 8%.

Wells Fargo's loans grow 11% in its first full year without the asset cap

Earnings per share rose 13% to $1.87, but revenue grew only 2% and the provision for credit losses jumped 51%.

JPMorgan's profit rises 6%, and it buys back far less stock

Earnings missed estimates after $658 million of securities losses. Gross buybacks fell to $1.06 billion from $8.3 billion.

Goldman's equities desk drives a 39% jump in earnings

Equities revenue rose 72% to $6.44 billion, while fixed income trading stood still.

Capital One: is owning the Discover network paying off yet?

America's largest card lender now runs its own payment network. Debit has moved over, credit has not, and the company has not yet reported any savings. An Amber first look.

Card delinquencies, bank by bank

Late payments fell from a year ago at every major card issuer in the second quarter. What the numbers say, and why the next few months matter more.