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Write-Offs: 6.2.15

JP Morgan kills voicemail; SEC wants clawback restrictions; "Montana motorist cited for driving with car full of bees"; and more.
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$$$Young Banker Struggled With Quitting Goldman Weeks Before Death [Bloomberg]

$$$SEC Eyes ‘Clawback’ Restrictions [WSJ]

$$$10 Beach Books from J.P. Morgan’s Summer Reading List [MoneyBeat]

$$$JP Morgan Kills Voicemail [Bloomberg]

$$$Montana motorist cited for driving with car full of bees [UPI]

$$$Business Insider deletes posts after Businessweek writer complains [Talking Biz News]

$$$This time it's different: Big tech investors [NetNet]

$$$Ducklings Rescued Using Hooters Fry Basket [HP]

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