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Good News For Dimon?, Senate Slams Apple, Ineffective State Governments And More

Written By Unknown on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 | 6:43 AM

May 21, 2013
JPMorgan Chase shareholders voted to let Jamie Dimon keep both his chairman and CEO roles Tuesday, The New York Times is reporting.

In the wake of the London Whale trading loss, which cost the bank billions of dollars, shareholder groups began calling for the bank to strip Dimon of his chairman role and give it to a non-bank employee. They argued that the move would install more checks and balances on Dimon and other JPMorgan executives.

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