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JPMorgan would reportedly likely admit that its hiring practices violated a U.S. law prohibiting giving something of value in exchange for business.

A rebound in the capital markets lifted revenue at JPMorgan Chase in a quarter rocked by Brexit. Fixed income trading was particularly strong. Fred Katayama reports.

The British vote to leave the EU last week dealt a shock to global markets. Here are five stocks to watch.

The major U.S. bank’s CEO Jamie Dimon has said the bank could lose 4,000 jobs if the U.K. voted to sever its membership with the European Union.

The debt deal for the online rental service was led by JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley, reports said, citing sources.

The uncertainty over whether Britons want their country to remain in the European Union is taking a toll on the pound sterling and FTSE-100.

"A vote to leave [the European Union] would be a terrible deal for the British economy," Chief Executive Jamie Dimon told the company's British-based staff Friday.

Authors Helen Davis Chaitman and Lance Gotthoffer say JPMorgan Chase was making too much money off Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi scheme to do anything about it.

The company has already started trimming its operations, and is increasingly rejecting bankers’ spending on travel, hotels and entertainment, Bloomberg reported.

JPMorgan Chase, the first of the big U.S. banks to report quarterly earnings, posted higher-than-expected revenue and profit Wednesday.

The bank’s net income fell to $5.52 billion in the first quarter ended March 31, from $5.91 billion a year earlier.

Several banks labeled “systemically important” reportedly are to receive “harsh verdicts” for their crisis plans should they have to wind down operations.

Atlanta-based SecureWorks, which Dell bought in 2011, said its offering was expected to be priced from $15.50 to $17.50 per share, raising as much as $157.5 million.

Executive salaries were trimmed by 4 percent to 5 percent from the previous year due to “challenging financial markets,” the bank said Friday.

In a letter inside JPMorgan's annual report, CEO Jamie Dimon takes aim at bad public policy, which he says poses a threat to the global economy.

The indictments announced Thursday by Attorney General Loretta Lynch are only the third time the U.S. has publicly identified suspected cyber adversaries.

The bank announced that it had been subpoenaed over potential ties to alleged bribery and money laundering in world soccer.

The bank reportedly dismissed its chief U.S. Treasuries trader after a disagreement over compliance measures.

The CEO of JPMorgan Chase bought 500,000 shares in his own bank this month. “I had a morning where I wasn’t doing anything.”

The CEO and chairman of America’s largest bank scooped up a half-million shares in JPMorgan Chase.

Banks in the U.S. are examining ways to cut expenses even more, as market turmoil have sent the sector’s shares down.

The senator said Sunday it would “be a positive thing” for her to release transcripts of her lucrative Wall Street speeches, but he wouldn't demand it.

Argentina is under pressure to comply with a court order to repay its debts before accepting any new lines of credit.

The nation’s largest bank by assets posted profit growth in the fourth quarter of 2015, in large part by cutting costs and bonuses.

The bank settled Wednesday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as watchdog agencies increasingly scrutinize compensation arrangements.

Two personal bankers at the bank's branch in Brooklyn allegedly stole nearly $400,000 from at least 15 accounts between August 2012 and October 2013.

Regulators say the bank steered its wealth management clients to in-house products without disclosing conflicts of interest.

The financial firm is expected to settle over allegations that it steered clients to in-house products without making proper disclosures, Reuters reported.

Consumers will likely see the impact in the interest they pay on auto loans and purchases made with credit cards.