There's got to be bigger scandals out there that cost bank customers real money, and actually lead to real losses that could put a company's survival in jeopardy. The JP Morgan trading loss is neither and not by a long shot.

The JPMorgan Chase chief had become the self-appointed spokesman of Wall Street—and one of the biggest antagonizers of the Dodd-Frank reform bill. But that could all change with the bank’s $2 billion blunder, writes Charlie Gasparino.

Wall Street bankers said Mark Zuckerberg wasn't going to show up on Monday, the first leg of the "road show," or publicity campaign to make sure the company he founded is worth close to the estimated $100 billion he and his bankers are looking for.

Incredibly, Mark Zuckerberg has grown up to become an ace CEO—one whose way of thinking might drive Wall Street nuts.

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Exclusive: Goldman’s board has directed its new PR chief to reshape CEO Lloyd Blankfein’s battered image, as the board looks to keep Blankfein in the job to prevent a civil war between competing factions at the firm.

With the Dow Jones Industrial Average moving past 13,000 toward pre-financial-crisis highs, the conventional wisdom is that the stock markets expect a robust economy soon — just what President Obama

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With the Dow Jones Industrial Average moving past 13,000 toward pre-financial-crisis highs, the conventional wisdom is that the stock markets expect a robust economy soon — just what President Obama

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