The Latest Breaking News from JPMorgan Chase

When the U.S. dollar weakens, many retirees worry about what it could mean for their savings. On a recent episode of her "Women Money" podcast, Suze Orman addressed this concern directly after a listener named Bob asked how to protect his $1.4 million nest egg from a falling dollar.

What began as technical risk management is now a political battlefield as governments wrestle with how far banks can go in choosing, or refusing, their customers.

Citigroup had four unusually active put options on Wednesday. While the risk/reward of selling any of the three puts expiring in nine days is attractive, the one expiring in nearly a year might be a better bet for risk-tolerant investors.

Breaking down the competition in AI, energy, EVs, and more.

"Independence keeps interest rates lower, if you actually look through the history of interest rates a little bit," Dimon says.

JPMorgan issued an open letter to technology providers to address software supply chain security.

JPMorgan Chase CEO reportedly used meetings to defend Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell

"I'm a believer in stablecoins, believer in blockchain, not personally, a believer in Bitcoin itself," said the CEO of JPMorgan.

Coinbase and JPMorgan Chase will make crypto trading easier, thanks to a new partnership. Here's what traders can expect.