The shareholders at JPM rejected a big bonus for their CEO. Should this start to be the norm for other companies and should executives start voluntarily not taking their bonus in order to help their employees? Think of the employees that could be saved in a layoff if the executives took a little less.
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I'm pretty sure AOC and her crew's ideology is pretty much 100% based on treason. Hence their need to overturn and overthrow everything that the founders based this great country on. Do you have a better reason that they want to tear the country down?
At least AOC never committed treason unlike your lot.
@1fxb would love to bend over for AOC and lick her boots like the good little whippin-yes-boy that he is, bowing down to his leftist masters as they violate him. lol.
Jamie Dimon has all of us taxpayers to thank that his pyramid scheme didn’t bankrupt the entire economy. We bailed him and his cronies out as 401ks were demolished, homes were foreclosed, and ordinary folks were pushed to the breaking point.
@1ixi
Why don't you f your own face and stop being a corporate bootlicker?
Dimon did nothing on his own - he was supported by thousands of hapless underpaid employees no doubt including many who did all the thinking and doing for him.
Jamie Dimon has made JPM Shareholders BILLIONS of dollars. And this is the US of A. We are a capitalist system. Why don’t YOU go become CEO of JPM, work your tail off all over the world 24/7, and them tell them you don’t want to be paid for all the wealth you created for the owners of the bank.
CEO pay should be capped at ten times median employee pay.
Executive pay has been way out of proportion for decades. They make silly money.