Tag: JPMorgan Chase

Also, 91 percent of small and midsize companies plan to maintain or increase their capital expenditures.

While Silicon Valley has acquired a reputation as a boys’ club, so too has Wall Street, despite public protestations to the contrary.

“This is no mere procedural peccadillo,” the lawsuit states.

Identifying the needs of tomorrow’s workforce and supplying it with suitably educated workers requires up-to-date research to overcome the current deficit in so-called middle-skills jobs.

Westchester Community College was recently awarded a $150,000 grant from JPMorgan Chase to complete a report on job skills gaps in the region.

JPMorgan Chase Bank has committed to changing its screening policies to allow consumers greater access to mainstream financial services.

Four female executives discuss their paths to success and challenges in their chosen careers at a recent panel, "Driving Your Business: Women at the Wheel."

The three-story, 6,000-square-foot branch and office is slated to open on Nov. 3.

A nonprofit business organization reaches out to Westchester business leaders and challenges them to invest in public education to produce effective future employees.

The county is set to approve millions in upgrades to Westchester County Airport.

County legislators approved $8 million in bonds to improve the main terminal and a hangar used by JPMorgan Chase and Co. for its corporate jets at Westchester County Airport.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has reportedly firmed plans to eliminate 17,000 positions in its community banking and mortgage units through 2014.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on Oct. 1 filed a civil lawsuit against Bear Stearns & Co., now a unit of JPMorgan Chase & Co., alleging Bear Stearns and its lending unit defrauded investors who purchased mortgage-backed securities.

The college’s Center for Financial and Economic Education will use the money this fall to expand its offerings of personal finance courses.

M&T Bank’s Paula Mandell says banks need to balance their own interests with those of their consumers and clients. Banking exec: Return needed to ‘old fashioned banking’