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Jamie Dimon is sounding the alarm.
The chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase has taken the opportunity on a number of occasions in recent weeks to highlight problems in America, including its failing education system, stifling bureaucracy, and high levels of incarceration and opioid deaths.
Business Insider traveled on May 5 to speak with Dimon at the Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High School in the South Bronx, New York. We talked about education, the economy, and the Trump administration.
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The Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting has been called "The Woodstock of Capitalism," as famed investors Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger have whipped up a festival-like atmosphere. The 2017 edition of the meeting, however, was a bit of a downbeat affair.
David Einhorn may be trapped in a terrible paired trade. Legendary hedge fund manager Paul Singer raised $5 billion in 24 hours. And Wall Street is expecting the worst of the retail apocalypse this week.
One bullish indicator for stocks just reached a record. And stocks are stuck in a "Seinfeld market."
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communications company caught in a bidding war between Verizon and AT&T has seen its stock explode over 500% in three months.
Tesla is making a risky bet with the Model 3 that could push the company over the edge. And Ferrari is taking on Tesla.
We went to the best bar in the world to find out what the drink of the summer will be — here's the verdict.
Lastly, go inside the "paparazzi-proof" building where penthouses are selling for $55 million.
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