The data terminals, which have generated billions for Bloomberg L.P., are in the cross hairs of new rivals, while Wall Street is looking to shave costs.

The embattled subprime mortgage servicer agreed to pay $2.5 million in penalties and pay for a third-party auditor to ensure that the firm complies with regulators’ requests for information.

The investment bank will also most likely pay its chief executive a cash bonus and another stock bonus tied to the bank’s future performance, in addition to a $1.5 million salary.

With stock gains at the big banks slowing, cash bonuses may seem relatively more appealing to bank bosses. Investors should keep that in mind, Antony Currie of Reuters Breakingviews writes.

Goldman Sachs has calculated that falling oil prices will push well over a trillion dollars into other industries around the world, said Gary Cohn, the investment bank’s president and chief operating officer.

Shares in the online file storage company opened 44 percent higher than its I.P.O. price, catching up to the $2.4 billion valuation that it fetched in its most recent private financing round.

Magnus Peterson, the founding director of Weavering Capital, was convicted of eight counts, including fraud, forgery, false accounting and fraudulent trading.

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With a $69 billion-a-month bond-buying program, Mario Draghi, the central bank president, is unleashing the bank’s full money-printing powers.

Box will be valued at $1.7 billion when it begins trading on Friday, but concerns have been raised within Silicon Valley about the highflying valuations that some technology darlings have fetched recently.