Charles Gasparino

Charles Gasparino

Background

Charles Gasparino, a Bronx native, is a senior correspondent for FOX Business Network.

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Timing of Letitia James' Zelle suit backfiring as AG faces her own legal woes

"The timing of this Zelle case is interesting," said one bank insider. "Seems like James is looking to change the subject from her own problems."

Nvidia's rough week on the market may be a sign of trouble for hot stock

Jitters have been fueled by the flop of the latest ChatGPT rollout, possible layoffs at Meta’s AI unit and even an MIT study raising doubts about the potential of AI...

Wall Street group CFA running away from its embrace of DEI: 'Damage has already been done'

Critics of CFA Institute CEO Mary Franklin say while she focused on issues like DEI, she has neglected more glaring problems at the organization.

Trump moving closer to decision on making weed less criminal in eyes of federal government: sources

Donald Trump appears to be moving closer to making a decision in the coming weeks to make weed something less criminal in the eyes of the federal government.

Why privatizing mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is a long shot

Trump wants to free the government of its Fannie and Freddie albatross.

Lefty leanings of Goldman economist Jan Hatzius in Trump crosshairs  

"He's much like a career Fed staffer and worse because he's partisan," said one top economist.

Bank of America finally axes rule that sparked 'debanking' of conservative religious groups

The rule allowed woke bank administrators to cancel evangelical groups from their platforms on the grounds that opposing progressive cultural norms, such as same-sex marriage, was tantamount to hate speech.

Inside the enormous Biden effort to 'debank' Trump after Jan. 6

The scale of the effort to “debank” Donald Trump because of pressure from Biden administration regulators went far beyond JPMorgan and Bank of America, The Post has learned.

Trump backers finally reap rewards after years of debanking, black-listing

But the blackballing apparently didn't stop at the banking business – it spanned across corporate America, sources told On The Money.

Why American Eagle's viral Sydney Sweeney ad has put company at risk of short squeeze

The odd cultural moment involving American Eagle could make it ripe for a buying frenzy similar to GameStop and AMC during the pandemic.

Why Trump is starting ‘not to give a crap’ if TikTok goes dark — at least briefly

You might be thinking that Trump just might kick the can down the road with another executive order extension, right?

Skydance CEO David Ellison feels the heat, melts down while taking questions as 'new Paramount' press conference goes off the rails

"Today marks Day One of a new Paramount," David Ellison, new CEO of the merged Skydance and Paramount, said Thursday.

JPMorgan and Bank of America 'debanked' Trump under pressure from Biden admin over January 6: sources

JPMorgan and Bank of America “debanked” President Trump for his role in the January 6 riot following pressure from the Biden administration and the Federal Reserve, sources tell The Post.

Corporate America is not falling for the left's outrage over Sydney Sweeney's ‘good jeans’ ad

The left is trying its best to stir up a furor over the recent Sydney Sweeney jeans (or is it genes) TV commercial to ignite a backlash similar to the...

Why Warner Bros. boss Zaslav is the real ‘Man of Steel’ in shifting media landscape

There's a bullish Zas story when you sit with the business types – not crazy lefties in Hollywood who still haven't forgiven him for pulling the plug on useless movies...

Jane Fraser on hunt to put the old Citi back together

People close to Citi say buying a brokerage firm has become a possibility because of a less stringent regulatory environment from the Trump administration and the Federal Reserve.

Why the Washington Commanders' owners are thinking hard about Trump's demand they restore the 'Redskins' moniker

"They're really getting nervous about Trump's attacks and how they might impact the stadium deal," a source told On The Money.

NYC business leaders eye offering active shooter training to rattled workers after massacre

Workers in the area received shelter in place warnings on their iPhone during the melee. But Tamura’s senseless attack in the heart of the city's business district highlights the need...

Trump is right to want Powell out at the Federal Reserve — but not just because of interest rates

Reason No. 1 he should Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell should be fired: He’s far from independent.

Goldman Sachs hungry for acquisitions — but not for the targets you think

For one, Goldman CEO David Solomon doesn’t like overpaying, which is exactly what he’d have to do at this point to get Northern Trust to sell.