(Bloomberg) -- Jerome Powell was clear: No beehives or terraced roof gardens. No new fountains or fancy marble. No special elevators or VIP dining rooms. That is what the Federal Reserve chairman told ...

The Justice Department was forced to use the “legal process” to obtain information related to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s congressional testimony about renovations at the central bank ...

The Federal Reserve received grand jury subpoenas from the Justice Department Friday stemming from a criminal investigation into its chair, Jerome Powell, he said in a video statement Sunday. The ...

Stocks ended the session lower Tuesday as investors awaited Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's testimony and eyed potential headwinds to the recent rally, including concerns about China's ...

Federal prosecutors’ criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is echoing the Department of Justice’s failed prosecution of former FBI Director James Comey, raising questions ...

Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott said Wednesday that he doesn't think Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell committed a crime during his testimony last summer about the central bank's costly ...

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday he will remain at the central bank while the Department of Justice’s criminal investigation continues. "I have no intention of leaving the board ...

A group of global central bank leaders issued a joint statement on Tuesday to express their support for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as he faces a criminal investigation from the Trump ...

As political pressure and legal scrutiny intensify, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has made clear what would force him to step down. Powell, who holds one of the most influential posts in U.S.