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Or, alternatively, that they’re free to leave but not then allowed to come back? According to John Carney, yes. Continue reading »
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James Gorman is there too! While his reception was a bit less lively than Dimon’s, which included employees waiting on a 2 hour line to get an autograph and a picture with the JPMorgan CEO who they were said to have treated like a “pop idol,” Gorman ought to still get credit for being there. While some of his staff apparently feel differently, it appears as though they could have been easily swayed by some free pizza. Continue reading »
As we reported last week, when the earthquake hit, JPMorgan CEO James Dimon did not think twice about booking a flight to Japan to visit with employees and clients affected by the disaster. He arrived yesterday and, hearteningly, seems to have breathed new life into the area with his mere presence, lifting the spirits of those who were badly in need of a pick-me-up. Dimon offered “a silent prayer” for the victims of the ‘quake and delivered a “short but moving” speech to a sizable crowd, who was extremely happy to see him. “As part of the staff based in Japan, I was really encouraged by his visit,” a person at the bank told the Journal. As for what happened next, we don’t want to scare anyone but all Park Ave-based employees should be taking careful notes. Continue reading »
Last week reported that Jamie Dimon’s bags were packed and ready to go to Tokyo. Apparently he’s arrived today and plans to speak with employees and clients present during earthquake. And rebuild the affected areas, with his bare hands.
Foreign Banks With Offices In Japan Demonstrate Amazing Pulse Of What’s Going On Over There
By Bess LevinNo, just messing they either have no idea, are baldfaced liars or have a broad definition of what constitutes ‘business as usual.’ Continue reading »
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