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4. Well at least not one he can think of at the moment, he will get back to us later, when they need
Reply to ashling (Reply #1)
Sun May 13, 2012, 12:49 PM
May 2012

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JPMorgan CEO: 'Dead wrong' about trading concerns [View all] bluesbassman May 2012 OP
Dimon's mea culpa: ashling May 2012 #1
Well at least not one he can think of at the moment, he will get back to us later, when they need Safetykitten May 2012 #4
Almost no excuse. But there's always the old standby: blame it on the gubmint. TrollBuster9090 May 2012 #16
A company with integrity would have fired the likes of Dimon several years ago. bulloney May 2012 #2
Let's see....... Swede Atlanta May 2012 #3
Good points, and they dovetail perfectly with Romney's comments about the BofA protestors... bluesbassman May 2012 #5
shareholders don't hire and fire CEOs; the Board of Directors does. provis99 May 2012 #15
Is he referring to corporate personhood? Trillo May 2012 #6
He probably means he wants his cake and he wants to eat it to or in other words cstanleytech May 2012 #10
BS. That 2Bn trade WOULD have fallen under the Volker rule. stubtoe May 2012 #7
Sen. Levin said as much. bluesbassman May 2012 #8
DU Rec stubtoe May 2012 #9
Wont happen as long as the corporations and banks can pay off those in office via super pac funding. cstanleytech May 2012 #11
Carl Levin set out to regulate the financial industry, and in a way he succeeded. TrollBuster9090 May 2012 #17
"We made a terrible, egregious mistake," unkachuck May 2012 #12
RESIGN, ASSHOLE Skittles May 2012 #13
''There's almost no excuse for it," but you'll try to deliver one won't you fuckrod! Take your lonestarnot May 2012 #14
Republicans Blame Poor People for $ Mistakes BUT NOT the rich marias23 May 2012 #18
Jamie Dimon said: Journalist are paid too much'' Ichingcarpenter May 2012 #19
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