Leading US financial institution says it has 'a bearish bias' toward Israeli currency, warns 'political risk is likely to remain elevated' over government's judicial overhaul

US lender hires new banking team of 10 people to serve local startups and high-tech firms

Deal ends lawsuit that said US bank provided financier loans, regularly allowed him to withdraw large sums of cash even though it purportedly knew about his sex trafficking ring

JPMorgan Chase acquires bank's assets, set to reopen branches under its name, after bank failed to recover from $100 billion loss in year's first quarter

Internal memo from US banking behemoth cites 'geopolitical hostilities' and proposed overhaul of judicial system, which it says could adversely impact Israeli credit rating

Georgian politician Shota Shalelashvil says his son left the US after being released in 2021, but plans to go back to America as his 'skills are too big for Israel'

In lawsuit filed last month by JPMorgan, bank claims Charlie Javice, 30, tricked it into buying her startup Frank by faking millions of supposed clients

Big-name businesses including Goldman Sachs, Coca-Cola, Ford, Comcast suspend donations in wake of Washington violence, though the move is not seen as a serious blow

Adam Neumann walks away with nearly $2 billion from the company he co-founded, will stay on as an 'adviser'

Sources say Japan-based bank's plan would see co-founder and current chairman of the board Adam Neumann step down