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JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - IRS chief Frank Bisignano denies WSJ report saying he spied on colleagues while working at JPMorgan

The piece alleges, among other things, that Bisignano used his authority over the security department and position to access sensitive information and internal communications without a business justification.

NEWSNATIONNOW - Judge says ex-JPMorgan banker's lawyer can drop client, must disclose false claims

The caveat — he must now disclose to JPMorgan whether any false claims were made in the original lawsuit.

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - NEW TWIST in JPMorgan Chase sex slave scandal | Hot Take with Jesse Weber

The ex-JPMorgan Chase banker who accused a female executive of turning him into her 'office sex slave' is seeking to scrap his bombshell New York lawsuit and start over in federal court with a new legal team and an alleged dossier of evidence.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Texas tops California, New York, with the most Fortune 500 headquarters

With Texas’ new stock exchange operating in Dallas, the number of headquarters relocations are expected to grow in Texas and in Dallas specifically over the next year and beyond.

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - LIVE: Lawsuit says viral 'sex slave' claims against JPMorgan exec are a hoax | Hot Take

A high-stakes lawsuit is rocking JPMorgan Chase, with explosive allegations of sexual abuse, coercion, and power misuse at a top level of the firm. But who is telling the truth? Jesse Weber digs into the lawsuits and what we know LIVE on this edition of Hot Take.

AXIOS (Emily Peck) - Wall Street bonus bonanza

Data: New York State Comptroller; Note: Excludes stock options and other deferred compensation; Chart: Axios Visuals The average annual bonus on Wall Street last year was $246,500, up 6% from 2024, according to data out Thursday morning from the New York state comptroller's office. Why it matters: Higher bonuses are a sign that finance had a good year — the market turmoil and uncertainty caused by the Trump administration's tariffs only helped boost business across Wall Street trading desks. Zoom in: Profits in the securities industry rose more than 30%, to $65.1 billion, according to the report from New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. - Wall Street's securities bonus pool was a record $49.2 billion last year, up 9% from 2024. …

BITCHUTE - Liz Hoffman: Pentagon headhunting Goldman, JPMorgan bankers for 'Economic Defense Unit'

Aired On: 3/16/2026