"They are saying the same thing over and over." But she had a customer receipt, issued by Wachovia Bank on June 10, 2008. There was her name, address, an account number and maturity date — June ...

it is replacing the Wachovia ATMs with ones that run Wells Fargo software. This replacement will be complete this year, and Wells customers will have access to the paperless-receipt feature at ATMs ...

Wachovia is also being investigated by Missouri over its auction-rate securities practices. The lender confirmed the receipt of subpoenas from several states regarding its auction dealings and ...

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Wachovia stock lost more than half its value in pre-market trading Monday as investors mulled the fate of the bank, including a potential merger with one of its peers ...

Wachovia's first-quarter loss could be a harbinger of worse to come for the financial sector. Especially since analysts had expected a profit in the first quarter for the fourth-largest U.S. bank ...

The offer trumps a bid by Citigroup and doesn't include any government help. Oct. 3, 2008— -- NEW YORK (AP) -- In an abrupt change of course, Wachovia Corp. said Friday it agreed to be ...

Wachovia Securities has been fined $2 million and ordered to pay restitution to more than 1,300 customers for charging excessive fees in its fee-based brokerage accounts, regulators said Thursday ...

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Wachovia Corporation has apologized for its ties to slavery after disclosing that two of its historical predecessors owned slaves and accepted them as payment. Charlotte ...

WASHINGTON - Wachovia posted a $23.9 billion quarterly loss, as its portfolio of loans deteriorated and deposits fled the bank, laying bare the serious financial straits the company was in before ...

Wachovia Capital Markets cheated investors by charging inflated prices on securities tied to home mortgages, regulators alleged Tuesday. As the housing market weakened in 2006 and 2007, the ...

Wachovia Corp., the fourth-largest U.S. bank, will cut expenses next year by $1.5 billion and is “tapping the brakes” on risk, Chief Executive Robert Steel told investors Tuesday. Severance ...