JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon says he'd bet Trump won't be re-elected

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JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon says he'd bet Trump won't be re-elected

President Trump's re-election is more unlikely than likely, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said Wednesday. Asked at an event hosted at the Economic Club of Chicago if Trump would be in office for another three and a half years or seven and a half,
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China's Shanghai Port Zone Tests Xi on Easing Yuan Controls

China is making another attempt at keeping Shanghai at the cutting edge of economic reforms after its latest try in 2013 floundered. The State Council, the nation's cabinet, will soon unveil plans for a “free-trade port” in the world's biggest shipping hub, according to Chen Bo, an adviser on the proposal
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Bloomberg gbp eur

Strategic SWOT Analysis Review provides a comprehensive insight into the company's history, corporate strategy, business structure and operations. Category BUY for EUR / JPY – Duration: 1:39 Bloomberg Get detailed information on the Bloomberg Natural Gas GBP including charts, technical analysis,
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Lincoln accountant with £4.5m debt borrowed to fund gambling addiction

Lincoln accountant Russell Payne failed to disclose assets in the lead up to his bankruptcy, with £4.5 million of debt, investigators have found. Mr Payne, who was head of Russell Payne & Co, was interviewed by the Insolvency Service Official Receiver after a Bankruptcy Order was made in June 2017.
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The Math Behind Mark Cuban's Trump Tweet

The nominal market capitalization of China-listed companies is about $7.7 trillion, or 8.3 percent of the global total, Bloomberg data show. The total tab on Chinese equities across the world doesn't include dozens of mostly smaller companies that trade in exchanges ranging from those in Taiwan and
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