Deutsch: Dimon got the pass he should've gotten

By Morning Joe Staff
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Wed May 16, 2012 10:33 AM EDT

On Tuesday, JPMorgan Chase chairman and CEO met with the company's shareholders and addressed the company's $2B loss. The shareholders voted to keep Dimon in his role and approved his $23M pay package. Meanwhile, the FBI has opened a probe into the $2B loss. The New York Daily News' Mort Zuckerman joins the conversation.

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Comment author avatarcieocom

Dimon "lies" in the rough, nestled with a $23M sweetheart deal from shareholders, who were assured during a private meeting this week that taxpayers will soften the blow with and with a much greater number than the $2B involved. So, why get rid of a money maker?

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Reply#1 - Thu May 17, 2012 1:53 PM EDT
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