Financials

JPMorgan Chase’s top executive said he could beat the president in an election because he is “smarter than he is.”

The food and beverage giant will award one company $100,000.

Employees within the unit are said to have altered customers’ information on documents without their knowledge.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has launched a probe into pricing practices within American Express Co.'s foreign-exchange unit, according to The Wall Street Journal.

The bank's provisions set aside to cover penalties related to legal disputes totals 1.43 billion euros.

Top female executives in the troubled bank’s wealth management unit gathered in June to discuss working conditions, including a lack of representation in top roles.

The service will be available to individuals who use the bank’s app and website.

Goldman Sachs will pay to transport breastmilk when new moms are traveling for the investment bank.

The practice of disclosing quarterly earnings estimates should be eliminated from the American economic system – with one exception, says the Chairman of Signature Bank.

It is not yet clear what type of insurance products would be available.

The senator is hoping to steer companies away from focusing solely on maximizing shareholder returns.

The penalty is the largest-ever imposed on a bank for misconduct leading up to the financial crisis.

An imminent ATM attack by hackers could be a coordinated effort resulting in millions of dollars in losses, according to a former assistant director of the FBI.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway confirmed it has added to its stake in iPhone maker Apple Inc.

The policy change stems from a dispute over fees charged by the bank.

Tesla said Tuesday its board formed a committee to respond to CEO Elon Musk’s tweet that he had funding to take his electric car company private.

This emerging group is even more left of the Democratic party on economic issues.

Residents on the West Coast were more likely to pay on time, according to a new study.

Pretax profit of $10.7 billion through June, up from $10.2 billion a year earlier.

As the tech giant reached its $1 trillion market capitalization on Thursday, here are some fun facts about the late Steve Jobs and his company.