JPMorgan Chase is planning a fourth round of layoffs at its Jersey City offices in 2025, the nation's largest bank said in public filings. Representatives for JPMorgan Chase said the layoffs were unrelated to the economic uncertainty from President Donald Trump's tariffs or his sweeping tax bill. In March, JPMorgan implemented a strict return-to-office…
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