ROCHESTER — Eastman Kodak Co. narrowed its third-quarter loss to $43 million, lifted by vigorous inkjet printer sales, lower costs and a big licensing deal with a digital-camera business.

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NEW YORK CITY — Hours after winning the Democratic nomination for New York attorney general Tuesday night, state Sen. Eric Schneiderman challenged his Republican opponent, Staten Island District Attorney Dan Donovan, to a debate how to crack down on crimes in financial markets.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal Reserve policymakers are pondering ways to jump-start the economic recovery. The trick: making sure whatever they do or say doesn’t rattle Wall Street.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — House and Senate lawmakers last week began assembling a massive financial regulation bill on Thursday, dividing sharply along partisan lines as Democrats vowed to fend off efforts to weaken its major provisions.

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NORWALK, Conn. — Xerox Corp.’s first-quarter results as well as its forecast for the current quarter topped Wall Street expectations Friday as revenue from services and copier and printer supplies picked up.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — A Senate panel has approved legislation that would limit the ability of Wall Street banks to trade complex financial tools called derivatives.

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NEW YORK CITY — Wall Street analysts maintained positive views Monday on Goldman Sachs Group Inc., even though the investment bank’s shares continued to take a hit because it faces civil fraud charges.

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WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says the cost of taking down large failing financial institutions will be borne by big banks, not taxpayers, under legislation that would overhaul the regulations governing Wall Street.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal regulators on Wednesday proposed new, stricter rules for asset-backed securities, the bundles of loans that helped spark the market’s collapse in 2008 and nearly brought down the financial system.

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NEW YORK CITY — Next week is shaping up to be a busy one for market debuts with four companies planning IPOs — a sign that the battered sector is again picking up steam.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than a year after Lehman Brothers’ collapse set off a financial panic, U.S. Senate negotiators are laboring to seal a deal over a consumer protection dispute holding up broad legislation to establish new rules for Wall Street.

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NEW YORK CITY — A man regulators call “the Octopussy” and six other white-collar defendants pleaded not guilty Tuesday in federal court in Manhattan to securities fraud charges in an insider trading case that has shaken Wall Street. Prosecutors have ...

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