Capital One Financial once featured gnarly barbarians threatening high interest rates in its ads. More recently, it has ...

Capital One's $35B merger with Discovery boosts its scale, payment network reach and credit card growth. Click here to read ...

Capital One said in a statement to USA TODAY Friday morning that the company is working closely with its third-party ... alluding to the company’s slogan. “Nothing if you bank with Capital One ...

Capital One agreed to pay a $425 million settlement after it faced nationwide litigation accusing it of cheating savings depositors out of higher interest rates by failing to advertise higher ...

“What’s in your wallet?” one X user asked, alluding to the company’s slogan. “Nothing if you bank with Capital One.” Saleen ...

While Capital One and Discover both owned large credit card portfolios and sizable online deposit franchises, the latter company also ran its own payment network, presenting Capital One with ...

Capital One was sued on Wednesday by New York Attorney General Letitia James, who accused the bank of cheating depositors with its flagship "high interest" savings accounts out of millions of ...

More than just a slogan, ... Sign in to your Capital One account on the website. You can do this process in the app, but you run the risk of not seeing all of your available offers.

Almost 15 months after its announcement, Capital One Financial Corp.’s takeover of Discover Financial Services was officially completed on Sunday, creating the largest credit-card issuer by loan ...

Capital One and Discover, known for their focus on the non-prime market, are aiming to merge in 2025. The Capital One-Discover merger was announced in February and still needs approval from ...

Capital One has been using the “What’s in Your Wallet” advertising slogan since 2000. Discover dates back to the 1980s, originally part of department store chain Sears’ financial services ...

Capital One has agreed to pay $425 million to settle nationwide litigation accusing it of cheating savings account depositors out of much higher interest rates by not telling them they could move ...