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JP Morgan is the New Kid on the Blockchain
JP Morgan Chase on Thursday announced its ambitious plan to enter the blockchain business. The largest of America’s Big Four banks unveiled a digital …
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JP Morgan Chief: Brexit Could Lead to 4,000 Job Cuts
JP Morgan’s chief executive officer, Jamie Dimon has warned that a cut of over 4,000 jobs in the UK would be inevitable after Brexit …
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Virginia Sues 13 Banks for $1.15Billion over alleged Mortgage Bond Fraud
Citigroup, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs Group, Barclays, HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland are among 13 banks whose units were sued for $1.15bn …
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Goldman Sachs Settles $3.15 Billion FHFA Lawsuit
Goldman Sachs said on Friday that it has agreed to pay $3.15 billion, its largest bill yet to resolve a government lawsuit related to the …
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News Corp Approves its Plan to Split
One of the biggest news that has swept the world of entertainment and media recently is the idea of the News Corp. to split its business in two halves. As per the reports of the Wall Street Journal, the idea of the splitting of the company has been approved by its board of directors in a meeting that took place on Wednesday and lasted for nearly about an hour and a half. Though the news has not yet been officially confirmed or announced, it is very likely to be done on Thursday by the CEO and the Chairman of the Company named Rupert Murdoch.
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JPMorgan Chase Corporate Challenge: The biggest Networking Party of the year.
35 years of walking hand in hand, over 7,50,000 people from businesses and corporations over all these years, more than 7000 different companies across the globe, and a single motive- JP Morgan Chase Corporate Challenge. The event that started for fitness at work place is today a place to meet people from various milieus, build camaraderie, to create a charity for the needful and various such objectives.
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Dropping Deutsche Bank Q1 Profit after Crisis Reduces Trading
Deutsche Bank AG reported a fall in its first-quarter net profit by one-third from a record level a year earlier. Deutsche Bank blames this on the sluggish client activity, which has continued to pressurize investment banking activities across the board and due to exceptional charges has resulted in the bank’s effort to reduce risks.
