Last week, Wells Fargo bankers traveled from San Francisco to Salt Lake City for their shareholders meeting in an attempt to avoid protests, but activists weren’t deterred.

The SEC says its considering a new rule that would require publicly traded corporations to disclose political spending to their shareholders.

Banks are moving their shareholder meetings to escape protesters, but the protesters are following. Last week it was U.S. Bank fleeing to Boise, this week it's Wells Fargo hiding in Salt Lake City.

The number of homeless families has increased by more than 13 percent since 2007.

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The wealthiest Americans are paying some of the lowest tax rates since World War II.

Deborah Weinstein says the best things in the president's budget probably won't became policy, while the not-so-great things probably will.

After facing protests in their home city of Minneapolis, U.S. Bank executives moved their shareholders meeting to Idaho -- but the outrage followed.

According to recent polls, a strong majority of Americans have a coherent to-do list for Washington. The surprise is it's actually a smart set of solutions.

In an extended essay, Bill shares striking extremes of wealth and poverty across the country.