Jamie Dimon

The New York Jobs CEO Council, which counts chief executives from 27 firms among its members, aims to hire 100,000 people from low-income Black, Latino and Asian communities by 2030.

Double-digit growth in stock and bond trading fueled the New York-based bank's revenue gains as investors nationwide moved money to safer assets and took advantage of market volatility. 

It was Dimon’s first trip to meet employees since he underwent heart surgery in March.

On Friday, Jamie Dimon and Brian Lamb sent a memo to employees in response to the death of George Floyd.

While unemployment in the U.S. had dropped from a peak of 10 percent during the 2008 financial crisis to a 50-year low of 3.5 percent, economists say wage growth failed to keep pace.

Goldman Sachs has a much smaller place in Buffett's portfolio.

In 1998, Jamie Dimon was forced out of his role as president of Citigroup. By 2005 he was the CEO of JPMorgan Chase.

The buildout in credit reserves helped drag profits from January through March down by 69 percent to $2.87 billion or 78 cents a share, JPMorgan said.

The change highlights how banks are quickly shifting gears to respond to the darkening U.S. economic outlook.

To help customers in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, the nation's largest bank introduced measures like waivers for late fees and a 90-day grace period for mortgage payments

Dimon is working remotely after recovering from his heart surgery.

Hospitalized CEO Jamie Dimon has been closely involved in many of the bank’s high-profile decisions during the past few weeks as the coronavirus pandemic roiled global markets.

Workers who make less than $60,000 in total annual cash compensation are eligible for the bonus

As Dimon recovers, co-presidents and chief operating officers Daniel Pinto and Gordon Smith are running the bank.