The Hubris of Jamie Dimon
The Hubris of Jamie DimonBusinessWeekBy Peter Coy on May 17, 2012 Jamie Dimon has the silver mane and piercing, gray-blue eyes of a chief executive officer from central casting, but he talks like one of his own charged-up traders. His blunt words tumble out in a New York hurry.Dimon Shows No Retreat: Bloomberg Businessweek Opening RemarksBloombergall 2,816 news articles »
JPMorgan's Big Loss: Volcker's Not So Dumb After All
JPMorgan's Big Loss: Volcker's Not So Dumb After AllBusinessWeekBy Peter Coy on May 11, 2012 JPMorgan Chase's $2 billion loss on a derivatives bet gone bad says one thing clearly: Paul Volcker isn't so dumb after all. JPMorgan (JPM) Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon went out on a limb in saying that he knew more ...Loss raises 'too big' worriesVineland Daily JournalJP Morgan loses $US2 billion after bet goes wrongABC Onlineall 8,656 news articles »
2012 race overview: Ski to Sea makes only minor tweaks to its recipe for success
2012 race overview: Ski to Sea makes only minor tweaks to its recipe for successBellingham HeraldWhile the celebration, which included stretching the race length to 100 miles, went pretty well, it may have been a little too much, according to Race Director and Whatcom Events President Pete Coy. It was kind of like replacing raisins in your mom's ...and more »
Bucs' Season Ends With 4-3 Loss to Gardner-Webb
Bucs' Season Ends With 4-3 Loss to Gardner-WebbLive 5 NewsChase Shelton singled through the right side to give the Bucs runners on the corners and two batters later, Walt Quattlebaum lined an RBI single into left field to put the Bucs on top 1-0. The top of the fifth would see the Bucs tack on one more run in ...and more »
JPMorgan Will Continue To Tumble On $2 Billion Mess
JPMorgan Will Continue To Tumble On $2 Billion MessSeeking AlphaNow that some time has passed since JPMorgan Chase (JPM) announced a $2 billion trading loss, and with some $20 billion in market capitalization that has been wiped out, the whole situation has mushroomed far beyond what it really was.and more »