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Officials are looking into claims that the Wall Street giant tried to impede the investigation of its ties to the swindler.

The U.S. plans to prosecute several big banks in 2014 for mortgage fraud, Attorney General Holder says.

The New York bank said hackers may have gained access to personal information of nearly half a million of its corporate customers.

Hiring the children of the rich and powerful is illegal under U.S. law, if such hiring is made in exchange for business opportunities.

The U.S. tax code prohibits writing off fines designated as a penalty, but fines designated as restitution are fair game for a write-off.

Five years after the government sold Washington Mutual to JPMorgan, a $13 Billion settlement is agreed. Why isn't the government paying?

The record-setting deal with the government is likely to be announced Tuesday.

Where will it end? JPMorgan Chase agrees to pay a huge sum to settle with investors.

The ratings service says the U.S. government is unlikely to bail out this bank quartet in a crisis.

J.P. Morgan Chase canceled a public outreach on Twitter after it unleashed a flood of negative responses.

The New York-based bank has been accused of hiring a consulting firm run anonymously by Wen Jiabao’s daughter.

This chart shows why anyone paying attention to banking over the last 20 years know why our top firms are too-big-to-fail.

At least 12 traders from six major banks have been placed on leave after inquiries by various regulators.

Employees of Bernie Madoff's firm sought the loan, which was twice its credit at the time, according to a published report.

After agreeing to deals involving fines of $18.1 billion in recent weeks, JPMorgan is now facing criminal investigations from the DOJ.

The bank’s $13 billion deal with the Justice Department dissolves civil charges but criminal charges could be brought in the future.

Everything you need to know about the biggest financial settlement in history: JPMorgan's $13 billion check to the U.S. government.

Some federal prosecutors in New York oppose any settlement with the bank that doesn't include an admission of guilt.

JPMorgan might be the poster child for bad bank behavior, but another big financial firm has paid out way more in fines.

More than three years after Bernie Madoff went to jail, investigators mull a criminal case against JPMorgan.

As JPMorgan's fines start to mount, a tax loophole means that they could end up paying a lot less.

A bad month is due to get worse as JPMorgan, fresh from a $13 billion DOJ settlement, is facing an additional $5.75 billion blow.

The proposed settlement with institutional investors comes on top of an agreement to pay off the federal government.

A $13 billion fine might be the "cost of doing business" for JPMorgan, but it's a crime when you think of how it could otherwise be spent.

Latest moves are the tip of the iceberg for bank's legal woes.

JPMorgan Chase’s $1 billion legal bill from September looks like chump change compared to the $20 billion fine it might have to shell out.

JPMorgan Chase’s decision to sell the lower Manhattan property is emblematic of changing real estate trends.

Bank of America Corp., Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley report fiscal third-quarter earnings this week.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. reported fiscal third-quarter earnings on Friday.