The Latest Breaking News from Jamie Dimon

‘When You See One Cockroach, There are Probably More’: Blackrock Forced to Halt Redemptions As $2 Trillion Private Lending Bubble Starts Showing Cracks

Cracks are beginning to show in the $2 trillion private lending space, as multiple investment firms limit redemptions in their billion-dollar flagship funds.

Barchart · Mar 8

Jamie Dimon says Trump’s $5 billion JPMorgan lawsuit has ‘no merit,’ but admits he’d be angry about debanking too

The JPMorgan Chase CEO blamed regulatory pressure for forcing banks to close controversial accounts.

Fortune · Mar 3

Kickstarter’s CEO stands by a 4-day workweek with a fully remote team, but admits it sometimes backfires

“It’s not all good,” Everett Taylor said. “You have to trust people to be responsible.”

Fortune · Mar 3

Jamie Dimon says society should start preparing for AI job displacement: ‘Now’s the time to start thinking about’ it

Dimon backs AI at JPMorgan but also supports government action to prevent mass layoffs.

Fortune · Feb 25

Jamie Dimon warns of ‘dumb things’ people are doing - similar to pre-2008 financial crash

The JPMorgan Chase CEO compared current gains to the high-flying years before the 2008 financial crisis

The Independent UK · Feb 25

Jamie Dimon’s got some advice for investors riding high on asset prices: ‘Take a deep breath and watch out’

“If you read history books, there are a lot of examples where you could get surprised,” Dimon told analysts yesterday.

Fortune · Feb 24

JPMorgan concedes it closed Trump’s accounts after Jan. 6 attack

JPMorgan Chase now confirms it closed Trump’s accounts after mob of his supporters stormed halls of Congress

The Independent UK · Feb 21

Elon Musk and 4 Other CEOs Investors Should Pay Attention To When Buying Stocks

From Tesla's Elon Musk to Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, these CEOs can move markets -- and stocks. Here’s a look at who investors should watch before buying.

GOBankingRates · Feb 18

Brian Moynihan isn't so worried about an AI jobs bloodbath, pointing to a 1960s theory that computers would end all management roles

"People wrote ... in 1969 that there would be no managers left in business because the computer itself would eliminate the need for managers, because they just moved information. Well, guess what? We have 20,000 managers today at Bank of America," Moynihan said.

Fortune · Feb 16

Trillion-dollar AI market wipeout happened because investors banked that 'almost every tech company would come out a winner'

“Nobody truly knows who the long-term winners and losers of this extraordinary technology will be,” Deutsche’s Jim Reid wrote this morning.

Fortune · Feb 16