Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase’s chief executive, says the bank intends to keep its dividend of 30 cents a quarter unchanged.

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DealBook: JPMorgan to Suspend Stock Buybacks

The F.B.I. opened an investigation of JPMorgan Chase’s $2 billion loss as the company held its annual shareholder meeting in Tampa, Fla.

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DealBook: F.B.I. Inquiry Adds to JPMorgan’s Woes

The company’s loss is a rare misstep by Jamie Dimon, who prides himself on having his fingers on the pulse of his 270,000-employee company.

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DealBook: Loss Stains JPMorgan’s Chief, One of Banking’s Top Risk Managers

JPMorgan Chase’s $2 billion trading loss could aid supporters of tighter industry regulation as they fight a last-ditch battle with the banks over new federal rules.

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DealBook: A Shock From JPMorgan Is New Fodder for Reformers

The company, led by its technology investment banking chief, Michael Grimes, has shepherded 28 technology initial public offerings in the past year. Facebook is next.

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DealBook: Morgan Stanley, Where Money and Tech Meet

A middle-class writer for The Times found that tasting great wealth even temporarily leaves a permanent impression.

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DealBook: Living Like a Billionaire, if Only for a Day

Moody’s Investors Service will decide on banks’ credit ratings in mid-May, and Morgan Stanley, Bank of America and Citigroup could be cut to a level just two notches above speculative grade.

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DealBook: 3 Major American Banks Brace for Moody’s Credit Downgrades

As European banks move to shed businesses and write off losses, their regulators might veto any steps they fear could inflict further damage.

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DealBook: In Europe, a Conflict Over Bank Capital

The Wall Street firm also sets aside less for compensation, reflecting a decline in its net revenue for 2011.

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DealBook: Goldman’s Profit Falls but Tops Estimates

European Union countries will need to sell billions of dollars in bonds every week in 2012 to replace existing debt, and policymakers and investors are watching debt auctions for signs of weakness.

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DealBook: For Europe, Few Options in a Vicious Cycle of Debt

European Union countries will need to sell billions of dollars in bonds every week in 2012 to replace existing debt, and policymakers and investors are watching debt auctions for signs of weakness.

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DealBook: For Europe, Few Options in a Vicious Cycle of Debt

Authorities are growing more concerned about what went wrong at MF Global as they comb through some 38,000 customer accounts.

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DealBook: With MF Global Money Still Missing, Suspicions Grow

The fall of MF Global, and the discovery that hundreds of millions of dollars were missing from the firm’s customer accounts, have cast a dark cloud over Jon S. Corzine’s legacy.

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DealBook: In Corzine Comeback, Big Risks and Steep Fall

The first loss at Goldman Sachs since the financial crisis points to what could be a more lasting shift in the financial industry.

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DealBook: Goldman Loss Offers a Bad Omen for Wall Street

JPMorgan Chase kicked off the banking industry’s earnings season, reporting that profit fell 4 percent in the third quarter as a result of lingering mortgage troubles and weak investment banking results.

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DealBook: JPMorgan Profit Falls 4%, to $4.26 Billion