Brian Moynihan has his hands full running Bank of America, which is why he raised some eyebrows when he took on the volunteer position as chancellor of the Corporation of Brown University.

As he turned 65, Bank of America Corp.’s Brian Moynihan took the stage at a town hall meeting and sent a jolt through the crowd, saying he wants to still be CEO when the stock eclipses $100.

MOYNIHAN: Because again, that allows the, uh, tightening cycle to pause or slow down and let the economy get back under itself. MARGARET BRENNAN: Brian Moynihan. Good to have you here in person.

Culturally, Moynihan is an odd fit for an outfit that’s based on wheeling and dealing. Bank of America may soon move on from its CEO Brian Moynihan.

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said the US economy is resilient, thanks in part to its banks. He shrugged off calls for more regulation after NYCB wobbled. Banks have helped the economy remain ...

Brian Moynihan has some good news on the economy's outlook: While consumers might be saying they're worried about how much cas h they have, they're continuing to spend.

Brian Moynihan’s cautious approach as C.E.O. fostered a turnaround after the 2008 financial crisis, but some question whether it’s holding the bank back now. By Lananh Nguyen April 5, 2022 ...

Bank of America Corp. Chief Executive Brian Moynihan said the economic health of the United States going forward depends on whether consumers keep spending despite inflation that may start cooling ...

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said on Wednesday he expects a soft landing in which the U.S. economy avoids a recession even as consumer spending and commercial borrowing slow.

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan says cryptocurrencies could be adopted into the mainstream, with wealth advisor Christopher McMahon adding such signals may push prices to $130,000 in 2025.

Brian Moynihan took on one of the toughest jobs in the world in 2010: turning around the largest bank in America following a devastating financial crisis. Since then, the Bank of America CEO, who ...

MOYNIHAN: You'll have growth in the first quarter then it'll go down, you know, maybe flat. But although they've gone from 1.7 percent to 1.2 percent, so they've come down.