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J.P. Morgan will boost pay for 18,000 of its lower-tier employees over the next three years said CEO James Dimon in an NYT Op-Ed.

J.P. Morgan will boost pay for 18,000 of its lower-tier employees over the next three years said CEO James Dimon in an NYT Op-Ed.

The Westchester Bank CEO John Tolomer weighed in on the state of community banks and their relationship with small business in America.

The Westchester Bank CEO John Tolomer weighed in on the state of community banks and their relationship with small business in America.

The focus on Wall Street will shift to corporate earnings next week after a strong June jobs report on Friday gave investors confidence that the U.S. economy was on stable footing and stocks rallied to near-record high levels.

Seven months after leaving his high profile job at Morgan Stanley, Greg Fleming weighs his options.

Seven months after leaving his high profile job at Morgan Stanley, Greg Fleming weighs his options.

Exclusive: Goldman Sachs execs who want to support the GOP's election efforts say management at the big investment bank is cautioning them about making direct contributions to Donald Trump.

Sharp price falls make it much more difficult, and expensive, for lenders to raise capital.

Sharp price falls make it much more difficult, and expensive, for lenders to raise capital.

JPMorgan Chase could be forced to move thousands of staff out of Britain following last month's Brexit vote.

JPMorgan Chase could be forced to move thousands of staff out of Britain following last month's Brexit vote.

General Electric formally asked to be released from supervision by the Federal Reserve on Thursday, saying it has sufficiently shrunk its once-massive financial services arm so it would no longer pose a systemic threat to the banking system.

A federal judge overturned U.S. regulators' determination that MetLife Inc. poses a threat to the financial system, granting the insurer a victory on its quest to avoid stricter rules and potentially undermining a central plank of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial-overhaul law.

In response to complaints about the waiting periods caused by new chip-enabled credit and debit cards, Visa Inc. on Tuesday said it is launching software that will shave as many as 18 seconds off the time it takes to make a payment. The nation's biggest retailer has also taken steps to be faster. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. has lopped off 11 seconds from chip-card transaction time, a spokesman said.

U.S. stocks climbed for a second straight session on Wednesday as a rally in bank shares, sparked by better-than-expected quarterly results from J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., fueled buying appetite.

he $147 billion question for banks: Will energy companies max out their credit lines?

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive James Dimon warned that increased market volatility is likely here to stay, even as he argued that his firm is getting progressively stronger and safer.

Strong housing data, rising oil prices and increasing confidence that higher interest rates won't undermine stock prices combined to help lift major indexes as investors sold government bonds and gold.