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The chief executive received a raise in 2018, thanks to JPMorgan’s “strong performance.”

Yale University economics professor Robert Shiller admired Vanguard Group founder John Bogle for his investors’ rights crusade that span three decades.

A global survey found that most CEOs view recession as the biggest threat in 2019.

John Bogle, Vanguard Group founder pioneer of the index-fund,dies at 89.

Contrary to popular belief, the Federal Reserve pays close attention to the stock market, according Dennis Gartman.

Waters chairs the House Financial Services Committee, which oversees the financial services industry.

The No. 2 U.S. automaker said it could see improvement in 2019 earnings and revenue.

Airbnb's expected listing in 2019 would be among a string of public debuts by highly valued Silicon Valley companies.

The bank had a profit of $6.15 billion, or $1.16 per share in the year ago quarter.

Healthcare shares overall rose 4.7 percent last year.

Goldman’s new leader is in damage control mode as concerns over business model, 1MDB rise.

The messaging company was recently valued at $7 billion.

The automaker said its decision to cut jobs and close plants will boost its bottom line this year.

Federal Reserve officials expect a relatively “limited amount” of additional tightening in 2019, according to the December minutes.

Telecom titan Ergen may get zapped by the FCC and investors.

Job openings hit a five-month low, but there’s a still a near-record number of openings in the U.S.

The former Federal Reserve economist cited concern over a lengthy Senate confirmation process.