Wall Street can't have it both ways -- too big to fail, and also able to make wild bets anywhere around the world. If Wall Street banks demand a free rein overseas, the least we should demand is they be broken up here.
Jamie Dimon is the Bill Brasky of Wall Street: So awesome that rival bank CEOs sit around and tell tall tales about him. Now they've got another story...
WASHINGTON -- A janitor from Texas confronted JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon after a congressional hearing on Tuesday, asking the finance executive wh...
Once again, untold thousands of your taxpayer dollars were spent on Tuesday on another hearing involving lawmakers, many with JPMorgan Chase campaign ...
At least some of the billions of dollars that JPMorgan Chase lost gambling on credit derivatives once belonged to you. Last week, Senator Jeff Merk...
By Mitch Lipka June 18 (Reuters) - Comparison shopping for a bank or credit union checking account often ends up turni...
JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has had to appear before the Senate Banking Committee this week after his company lost somewhere between $3 billion an...
Through campaign contributions and well-connected staff, JP Morgan appears to have already taken its own accounting of the Banking committee. Here’s...
What do a stock market trader and poker professional have in common? Enough for the former to become the latter. That's what ex-derivatives trade...
There were lots of remarkable questions during Jamie Dimon's Senate Banking Committee hearing -- remarkable mainly for how easy people were on the hea...
WASHINGTON -- Jamie Dimon, beyond his extraordinary wealth, doesn't have much to be happy about lately. But he can take solace in at least one lucky b...
It's official: Absolutely nobody on Wall Street cares about JPMorgan Chase losing $30 billion. That is the clear message of an exhaustively reporte...
Bank of America and JP Morgan Chase executives announced Sunday night that almost 1,000 Prince William County, Manassas and Manassas Park homeowners w...
Want to close your bank account? It could cost you as much as $55. In a survey of the practices of the 10 largest banks in the country – includ...
Breaking up the banks might not be the answer to the "Economic Utopia" we all dream of, but, after the events of the past five years, could it get any worse?
Don't worry, Jamie Dimon. Even in the Facebook mess, you are not forgotten. Kansas City Federal Reserve President Esther George on Thursday said in...
Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) is shocked -- SHOCKED! -- that gambling is going on at JPMorgan, and that this gambling led to a multibillion-dollar loss...
It's an uphill climb for Obama to even mildly criticize Mitt Romney for being a vulture capitalist given his lack of accomplishment in holding anyone on Wall Street accountable for the economic carnage they wreaked.
Whether out of ignorance or not understanding the ramifications of such high risk derivative hedges, CEOs such as JP Morgan Chase's Jamie Dimond apparently have little control over the trades such as caused the $2 billion loss.
Bain Capital and JPMorgan are parts of the same problem -- a particular kind of capitalism that uses other peoples' money to make big bets which, if they go wrong, can wreak havoc on the economy. The president should be leading the charge against both.
Two of the most important financial regulators in the country have a message for Congress: We need more money. At a hearing before the Senate Bank...
Why place our bets on Romney when his election may open the door to a return of the days of excessive risk taking and taxpayer funded bailouts? Why spin the wheel again arguing that this time Wall Street will bet correctly?
Champion American complainer Jamie Dimon complained on Monday about Wall Street regulation, while also insisting he not be described as a complainer. ...
To have Jamie Dimon involved in overseeing the management of the New York Fed, an organization that oversees his activities, decisions, and potential losses, is no longer acceptable. We do not accept such conflicts of interest in other parts of American society.
The protesters consider Geithner the key architect of Obama's economic recovery plan and the loudest voice within the president's inner circle for taking a "hands off" approach to tougher government rules to tame Wall Street's risky practices.
