JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon gets raise to $31 million after bank posts record earnings for 2018

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J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon got a 5 percent bump in his pay last year following record annual earnings for the company.

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That’s fucking absurd!

Yup totally cool with taxing his 10millionth dollar at 70%. AOC

Eat the creditor class

Worth every penny; cannot wait when MadMax tries to interrogate or question JamieDimon

And I may not receive my Coast Guard retirement pension after 26 years of service wow I think I went into the wrong line of work

Huh, I wonder if the record earnings were pulling thier money out then shorting the market. We all know that nothing is honest and the world is built upon a lie.

God I hope that he can survive on that little pay should we set a go fund me page

I hope it makes him a better person

Cause, you know, he deserves it. 1% pigs rewarding each other.

run for President. Save us

And I'm sure the lowest paid employees don't see anything and are all scraping by. Welcome to America.

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Jamie Dimon mentions shutdown in JP Morgan earnings release, urges leaders to change toneJ.P. Morgan's Jamie Dimon urged U.S. political leaders on Tuesday to work together in order to sustain business and consumer confidence. print more $USD you mean Main St will now have to be brutalized by these wall st banker scum to recoup the earnings miss Good. No more big banks tied to (and supported by) the federal government. These behemoths need to be beaten back while small and midsized banks should be welcomed and even favored with new policy.
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