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Banking reporter at The Wall Street Journal. Email: gina.heeb@wsj.com

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Wall Street Worries Bank of America’s Problems Will Linger

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By Gina Heeb Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Weak earnings coupled with a fine has analysts pressing executives about whether there is more pain to come Bank of America sought to reassure the street on a call with analysts to discuss results released early Wednesday, hours after the Treasury Department slapped the bank with a $1.2 billion fine tied to what officials called insufficient systems to monitor and report possible financial crimes. Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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Wall Street worries Bank of America's problems will linger

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By Gina Heeb Verified
| MSN Verified
Investors dumped shares of Bank of America after a steep regulatory penalty caught Wall Street off guard and its third-quarter earnings missed forecasts , putting the second-largest bank on pace for a bruising day.
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Mastercard joins Visa in rolling out AI bots that can do your shopping

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By Ben Glickman Verified, Gina Heeb Verified
| MSN Verified
The behemoths that power the payments world are laying the groundwork for a universe where artificial-intelligence bots do your shopping. Mastercard plans to roll out an agentic payment option this week for everyday purchases, through a partnership with the startup Alchemy, the companies told The Wall Street Journal. Alchemy allows users to issue virtual cards to AI bots with set restrictions, such as a cap on how much it can spend and on what type of products.
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