JPMorgan Chase

Founded in 2000 through the merger of J.P. Morgan & Co. and Chase Manhattan Bank, J.P. Morgan Chase is a titan of global finance known for its far-reaching influence and occasional infamy. The company was instrumental in stabilizing markets during the 2008 financial crisis, yet it hasn't escaped controversy; the "London Whale" trading debacle in 2012 and numerous regulatory fines have marred its otherwise stellar reputation. As of 2024, J.P. Morgan Chase boasts a market capitalization exceeding $500 billion, reflecting its dominant position in banking and financial services. Acclaimed for its expansive reach and financial acumen, the firm continues to grapple with its legacy of scandals while maintaining a formidable presence on Wall Street.

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Dan Neely, CEO of Vermillio and one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in AI, sounds the alarm on a new kind of digital threat: your company’s IP, executive likeness and proprietary data are already being scraped to train powerful A.I. models—without your consent. Neely outlines why every business—whether or not it sees itself as part of the content economy—must start thinking like a media company or risk losing its most valuable assets.

By Dan Neely

The $196 Billion Revolution: How Agentic A.I. Is Redefining Corporate Power

Mark Minevich, a globally recognized A.I. strategist and advisor, joins Mazen A. Skaf, a senior management consultant with decades of experience in energy, tech and private equity, to explore how business leaders can navigate the rapidly evolving A.I. landscape. Drawing from their extensive work advising public and private sector leaders, they examine the urgent need for coordinated business strategies that harness agentic A.I. for growth, efficiency and long-term resilience.

By Mark Minevich and Mazen A. Skaf