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'If You Paid Your Debt To Society, You Should Be Allowed To Work': JP Morgan CEO On Why He Hires Ex-felons

JPMorgan Chase leads efforts to hire ex-offenders, citing data on their value and urging businesses to join for a more productive workforce.

International Business Times UK

Top grades don't guarantee you're a great worker, says Jamie Dimon

JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon says: "If someone overcame unbelievable hardships in life, would you incorporate that when you hire them? I would."

Fortune

Jamie Dimon says the market is wrong about inflation

The JPMorgan Chase CEO also warned that geopolitical instability could present future risks.

Fortune

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Senators accuse JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon of backtracking on climate commitments

Exclusive: Letter from senators, led by Elizabeth Warren, says JPMorgan may have misled investors and public

The Guardian - US

Some of Biden’s wealthiest donors are privately turning on the president

Democratic money class closely follows elected Democrats for signs that Biden’s support may be weakening

The Independent UK

Jamie Dimon is once again getting unwanted attention as a possible Democratic presidential nominee after Biden’s gaffe-filled debate performance

While many have thrown the JPMorgan CEO’s metaphorical hat into the ring, Dimon has repeatedly denied his intentions for a presidential run.

Fortune

Jamie Dimon says schools are making his job harder by not giving students the proper training to enter the working world

"It is part of our job [as CEOs and companies] to lift up society."

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Exclusive: Jamie Dimon says America's school-to-job pipeline is broken

"If we leave behind whole parts of society, we're making a huge mistake for our country."

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This is the ‘special sauce’ behind American exceptionalism—and why the U.S. stock market could continue dominating

“Many countries have these various advantages, but none have the combination—or the entire package—quite like the U.S. does,” RiverFront Investment Group’s chief strategist said.

Fortune

Jamie Dimon believes U.S. public debt is the ‘most predictable crisis’ the economy faces—and yet in just 3 months America has added $2.1 trillion to its tab

Debt held by the public will rise from 99% of GDP this year to 122% by 2034—surpassing its previous high of 106% in 1946 at the end of the Second World War.

Fortune

Why is Trump cozying up to America’s most powerful business leaders?

Stocks are at near record levels. That’s not enough for some corporate CEOs, who want more giant tax cuts

The Guardian - US

Jamie Dimon reportedly up for a knighthood in the U.K. as part of Rishi Sunak's honors nominations

Former Google CEO, billionaire Eric Schmidt, is also reportedly in the running for an honor.

Fortune

JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon is bracing for stagflation, but the economy could be headed for a 1950s-style boom instead

Fortune

Fed president says that Americans have such a ‘visceral’ hatred of inflation that they’d rather have a recession than rising prices

"I have learned that the American people—and maybe people in Europe equally—really hate high inflation. I mean, really viscerally hate high inflation."

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Why is a group of billionaires working to re-elect Trump?

Oligarchs like Elon Musk and Peter Thiel aren’t just hostile to progressivism. They’re hostile to American democracy itself

Fortune

Elon Musk reportedly cussed out a JPMorgan exec years ago, but his cold war with Jamie Dimon may be starting to thaw

Any improvement in their relationship could clear the way for the largest bank by market cap to do more business with billionaire Musk or his constellation of companies.

Fortune

Jaime Dimon is worried about private credit. Here's a look at the fast growing Wall Street business and the risks it poses

Private credit is expected to hit $3.5 trillion in AUM by the end of 2028 but many still don't understand it.

Fortune

Jamie Dimon says some private credit ratings 'shocked' him, evoking bad memories of mortgages before the Great Recession: 'There could be hell to pay'

“I've seen a couple of these deals that were rated by a rating agency and, I have to confess, it shocked me what they got rated,” the JPMorgan CEO said.

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Jamie Dimon: No bank branch closed without my OK after rival boasted of stealing JPMorgan's leases and customers

"He was making fun of Chase."

Fortune

Jamie Dimon is so over spectators questioning whether his possible move from CEO to chairman would be bad for JPMorgan: 'How the hell do they know? There's no magic to it'

"How the hell do they know? There's no magic to it."

The Guardian - UK

Eurozone unemployment falls to record low; US GDP growth revised down – as it happened

BCC calls for improved relations with the EU to cut the costs for business, while sticky inflation worries markets

Fortune

'How can you tell me it won't lead to stagflation?' Jamie Dimon says 'extraordinary' government spending has him bracing for high inflation and unemployment

"I look at the amount of fiscal and monetary stimulus that has taken place over the last five years—it has been so extraordinary, how can you tell me it won't lead to stagflation?"

Fortune

Jamie Dimon is right. The number of U.S. public companies is plummeting—and that’s bad news for the democratic component of the economy

Without taking the right measures to allow companies to grow and prosper in the public markets, America could lose its edge.

International Business Times UK

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon on 'Hard Landing' and 'Stagflation' Fears as Inflation Worries US Fed

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon thinks the odds of a recession are higher than people think despite markets reaching record highs and the consensus rooting for a sustained bull run.

Fortune

Banks don’t want to inspect your home office, so they’re forcing hundreds of employees to come in five days a week

Renewed rules for workplace inspections every few years are being blamed for mass return-to-office efforts.

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