The Latest Breaking News from Jamie Dimon

Summary Investing legends like David Tepper, Ken Griffin, Ray Dalio, Jamie Dimon, and Warren Buffet are bullish on Chinese stocks, particularly Alibaba (BABA). Alibaba's diverse business segments and strong technical indicators signal a promising investment, with a 33.64% gain since 7/29. Alibaba boasts a market cap of $242 billion, a...

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon believes the function of education should be changed to give students a livelihood and prepare them for real life.

Private equity firms regularly poach junior bankers.

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"People call it the China+1 strategy. Companies that solely relied on China are looking at India, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia etc."

JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon is not a fan of hybrid working—so much so, that he’s even taking issue with the few days D.C. federal employees work from home.

"Bernie asked me some hard questions about how much wealth I thought would be enough. We agreed that wealthy people should be taxed more."

"If you're a Democrat, read the Republican opinion ... if you're a Republican read the Democrat one. Read history books. You can't make it up."

"It takes really strong American leadership and Western world leadership to do something about it. That's my number one concern that dwarfs any other one, and dwarfs any other one I've had since I've been working."

Jamie Dimon is at it again, calling Bitcoin a "pet rock," but he did reveal that JPMorgan does use blockchain, which he referred to as database that isn't as revolutionary as AI.

Dimon recently called Daniel Pinto his ‘hit-by-a-bus’ successor, but that doesn't mean the top job awaits.