| Prev Close | 22.93 |
| Day Low/High | 22.74 / 23.11 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 12.05 / 25.80 |
| Avg Volume | 81.90M |
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 9.95B |
| Market Cap | 228.20B |
| EPS | 1.60 |
| P/E Ratio | 15.29 |
| Div & Yield | 0.30 (1.30%) |
Latest News
Millennials Are Poised to Kill the Bull Market in Stocks
Once millennials get in on an upward trend, count on the market to head in the opposite direction.
Wall Street's Biggest Banks Score High on First Round of Stress Tests
Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and State Street clear thresholds - but barely
Here's How to Play New Fed Stress Tests on the 34 Biggest U.S. Banks
The second piece of the annual reviews determines how much banks can spend on dividends and stock buybacks.
Cramer: Today's Market Emotion - Group Hug!
Banks, tech and healthcare are all seeing renewed buying.
Why Amazon's Consumption of Whole Foods May Cause Indigestion
Market gurus are gushing that the Amazon-Whole Foods merger is a brilliant slam-dunk; but is it?
All the Rallying Big Bank Stocks Look Very Risky, Doug Kass Says
Doug Kass shares his thoughts on Apple, Google and Starbucks.
Mid-Cap Bank M&A Could Surge as GOP Looks to Overhaul Financial Regulations
The gulf between the Republican wish list on financial regulations and the legislative reality is large.
Federal Reserve Terminates 2010 Bank of America Enforcement Action
Bank of America will no longer have to submit the quarterly progress reports it sent the Fed since 2010.
Bank of America Cuts Tech Jobs Mainly at Its Charlotte HQ
The cuts affected the bank's global technology and operations unit.
Fed Will Shrink Its Balance Sheet by Just 25%, Goldman Predicts
Bank of America says money markets may begin to show funding strains once the Fed trims as little as $1 trillion.
Fed Raises Rates Above 1% for First Time Since 2008 -- And It's Not Done
The central bank also indicated it will cap reductions to its $4.5 trillion balance sheet at $10 billion a month initially.
Fed Has Nothing to Do With the 10% Pop in H&R Block
Here's how to trade four of the most active names on the market today.
BofA Eyeing Growth Opportunities Abroad
The bank sees room for growth in international cash management, a low-margin market that can yield further revenue opportunities with corporate clients.
5 Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens Wednesday
U.S. stock futures rise Wednesday as Wall Street prepares for the third interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve in the past seven months.
Time Warner's Support for Trumpian 'Julius Caesar' Shouldn't Be a Surprise
Time Warner, owner of HBO, had more to lose if it had pulled back from The Public Theater amid conservative criticism about its production of 'Julius Caesar.'
Cramer: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Selloff
This market has diverged from some of its usual patterns.
Wall Street Back to Records as Tech Selloff Becomes History
What selloff? Markets return to record-breaking territory.
Dow on Track to Close at a Record as Banks Rise, Tech Rebounds
Financial stocks rise and the tech sector makes a comeback.
Big and Mid-Sized Banks Will Cheer Treasury Report on Wall Street Rules
The Trump Administration released a 149-page report urging lawmakers to ease restrictions on big banks, though the recommendations aren't as sweeping as those in a House bill approved last week
Big Banks Await Treasury Report on Modest Relaxation of Crisis Rules
The expected legislative and regulatory recommendations will be far less sweeping than a bill approved by the House of Representatives.
Bank Giants Launching Rival to Venmo Payment App
The network will allow bank customers to instantly send each other money, giving it a leg up over Venmo.
Delta, BofA Pull Sponsorship of Public Theater Following Controversial Play Where Trump Assassinated
The New York Public Theater put on a rendition of Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar' where the titular character was modeled after President Trump.
Republican House Sends a 600-Page Bill Killing Some Obama Bank Rules to Dubious Senate
The bill, which seeks to dramatically change the handling of large bank failures, has no chance of surviving in its current form in the Senate.
This Is Why Congressman Dave Brat Voted for the Bill That Would Gut Dodd-Frank
Individuals need more latitude when it comes to financial decision making, according to Virginia Congressman Dave Brat (R).
Nasdaq Swept Away From Records on Brutal Surprise Tech Selloff
A record close for the Nasdaq was looking likely on Friday, June 9, until a swift and unexpected selloff in tech dragged the index from its heights.
