A discussion of highlights from the week's news.

Three big banks have had their failure plans rejected by regulators.

Results are due Wednesday and not all banks might pass this time.

U.S. and Cuban negotiators will meet in Washington Friday.

Obama plans to raise millions by upping taxes on the rich and going after banks.

Lower profits could be a sign that banks are taking smaller risks.

Not all new cards with security chips also have PINs.

The Senate grills the president of the New York Fed about perceived coziness with the banks and people it oversees.

Banking in the palm of your hand.

Banks must pay $4.3 billion because their traders manipulated the market.