JPMorgan Chase & Co. on Friday said its profit rose 5% and topped expectations on the strength of its consumer bank. The nation’s largest bank by assets reported a profit of $9.18 billion, or $2.65 a share.
Revenue rose to $29.12 billion from $27.91 billion a year ago.Great now Diamond can pay a living wage. Right RepKatiePorter
Wow can they maybe pay taxes now?
J.P. Morgan, the nation’s largest bank by Depreciating Assets......
Well of course it did.
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