Dawn Kopecki

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JP Morgan Chase survived the financial crisis with its reputation in tact as the best managed bank on Wall Street. CEO Jamie Dimon has been a voice against increased regulation.

JP Morgan's Long Shadow: Big Banks and Presidential Politics

JP Morgan Chase survived the financial crisis with its reputation in tact as the best managed bank on Wall Street. CEO Jamie Dimon has been a voice against increased regulation.

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During the financial crisis, JP Morgan Chase got almost $400 billion in taxpayer loans to protect it from failure.

Big Banks and Presidential Politics

During the financial crisis, JP Morgan Chase got almost $400 billion in taxpayer loans to protect it from failure.

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Late Friday, the Federal Housing Finance Agency  sued 17 of the nation's biggest banks , including Bank of America, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, are banks that received TARP bailouts…

US Files Mortgage Lawsuits against BofA, 16 Other Banks

Late Friday, the Federal Housing Finance Agency sued 17 of the nation's biggest banks , including Bank of America, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, are banks that received TARP bailouts…

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