James Franey

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins ripped Mayor Zohran Mamdani's progressive agenda on Tuesday, warning that New York's leaders are “beginning to speak the language of control rather than of freedom.”

The government previously said it disabled the cutting-edge software worldwide because the San Francisco-based startup could not reliably filter out foreign users in real time.

As France boils under record summer temperatures, the race is on for a French main cooling and heating network operator — and JPMorgan Chase is currently leading the competition.

Bedroom-booster drugs surged to an all-time high in 2025, with a record-breaking 108,332 prescriptions doled out to active duty troops for erectile dysfunction drugs, official statistics obtained by The Post through a Freedom of Information Act request reveal.

For nearly a decade, pension funds and major endowments blacklisted cigarette makers under strict mandates.

Coca-Cola is pounding Pepsi on Wall Street, riding a lean beverage strategy to near-record highs while its bloated rival chokes on a slumping snack business.

Behind the corporate boardrooms, everyday consumers kept cash flowing through the financial system. Bank of America reported that combined debit and credit card spending grew 9% to $266 billion.

Switch between CA and NY editions here. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon described the ideal candidate to succeed him as CEO of JPMorgan Chase — and he said it's about “grit” and “soul,” not just minting money.

The $24 million pledge is the latest deployment of capital under JPMorgan's $1.5 trillion, 10-year “Security and Resiliency Initiative.”

The baseball franchise plans to use the fresh capital to refinance existing obligations and fund future expansion projects.