Jamie Dimon

While some companies are tightening mandates on working from home, more are moving to flexible models

The longer the boss stays on, the more important it is to ask whether they are still the best person for the job

Top 1000: Great hybrid experiment isn’t over but changing shape as companies find their feet post-pandemic

Stocktake: Markets might appear unconcerned but there is potential for volatility

Filing comes in litigation accusing the bank of benefiting from its relationship with the late sex offender

US bank has set aside $1.5bn to cover potential losses on bad loans

‘We’re closer to the end of the market decline than the beginning’

Investors deliver stinging rebuke to chief Jamie Dimon and his management team

Wall Street veteran gives Fed a 30% chance of pulling off a soft landing

Firms must align commercial imperatives with possible conflicting employee preferences

Acquisition described as ‘great news for west Cork’, with scope for more jobs locally

Many large employers have blanket no-dog policies despite wider shifts in attitudes

Electric car company accuses US bank of putting ‘thumb on the scale’ to secure shares windfall

Bumpy ride lies ahead as speed of market U-turn is notable

Credit Suisse chair resigns over Covid violations unlike certain people in Downing Street

The most memorable utterances of the year on bitcoin, climate action and more

Bank counts the cost of investigation by UK watchdogs as chief executive departs

Stop-gap measure considered to extend limit to December

Chief executives from tech, energy, banking, insurance and education meet at White House summit

Banking relaxes its conservative dress code as firms seek to rival big tech in attracting recruits

Remote working makes it easier to identify those contributing less

Bank released another $3bn from funds it had set aside in anticipation of wave of loan defaults

Too early to say if stock exchange will take off but potential for growth is there

Exemption is for business reasons if activitues benefit UK economy

JPMorgan encourages those who choose not to share their jab status to be tested weekly

Inflation is back as economies reopen - is this a blip or the start of a trend?

Some organisations may have to plunge into largely uncharted waters of hybrid working

Pilita Clark: In Australia the spread of hybrid work is leading to fears for the future of city centres

Banks talk to large clients about putting cash into money market funds rather than deposits

US bank commited to underwrite a €3.25bn grant to fund the move by 12 rebel clubs

The new frontiers of how we will work are taking shape

Central banks who had viewed digital with suspicion are now wary of being left behind

Launch three years ago shocked traditional providers

Markets have been relatively stable as Joe Biden has risen in the polls

Two other US banks, Wells Fargo and Citigroup, also make provisions for bad debt

Investors have so far put more than $800m into the online bank

America’s biggest bank sees profits slump 69% in first quarter as it ramps up loan loss provisions

The bank said it had extended about $950m in new loans to small businesses

US financial stocks had worst day since 2009 on Monday

Man in control of the largest US bank undergoes life saving procedure after chest pain