JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: We were 'dead wrong' to dismiss trading concerns

The CEOs (and the shareholders) of the big banks must hate Jamie Dimon. – Dimon will lose one of his best friends, Obama. There is no way the White House can look the other way on regulating the banks anymore. This is

Fun as it may be to beat up on the arrogant Jamie Dimon for the $2 billion-plus derivatives fiasco at JPMorgan Chase, this is like blaming the lion that ate the kid who got too close to its cage at the zoo, rather than going after

The United States is trying to pull out of the greatest financial tailspins in its history. Dice-rolling braggadacio by a key officer at one of the nation's largest banks is exactly the kind of thing Congress, taxpayers and voters should

(JPM) Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon to resign his position as a director at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Dimon, who disclosed a $2 billion trading loss by his bank last week, shouldn't stay on the board of the New York Fed because “he

Jamie Dimon was supposed to appear on NBC's "Meet the Press" this weekend for a friendly chat about his firm's Global Cities Initiative, a five-year economic growth project the bank is undertaking with the Brookings