Jamie Dimon is the only head of a major bank at the helm for both the 2008 financial crisis and this pandemic. He joined Stephanie Ruhle with his thoughts on jobs, the economy and why some of the largest U.S. companies aren’t waiting on the government. Aired on 8/11/2020.
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In this edition of Investor Beat, host Chris Hill and Motley Fool analysts Matt Koppenheffer and David Hanson dissect the hardest-hitting investing stories of the day.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon met with Attorney General Eric Holder today, to discuss a possible settlement to end criminal and civil charges against the bank. The cost to JPMorgan, however, may be upwards of $11 billion. In today’s lead story on Investor Beat, Matt and David discuss why a fine greater than an entire quarter of JPMorgan’s earnings didn’t drag down the stock, and whether they think this big bank is a buy today.

Then, at 2:10 the guys take a look at four stocks making big moves on the market today. Bed Bath & Beyond hits an all-time high after 2nd-quarter profits rose 11%. Hertz takes a tumble after the company cut guidance for the rest of the year. J.C. Penney rebounds from its 13-year low yesterday, and was the most traded stock on Wall Street. And KiOR, a renewable fuels company based in Texas, is up huge today, on news that the company received a $50 million commitment from investor Vinod Khosla, intended to double the company’s production capacity.

Finally, at 4:56 Matt and David tell investors why they’ll be watching shares of Diamond Foods and Two Harbors Investment Corp this week.

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Lori Beer, JPMorgan Chase’s new CIO, discusses how cutting-edge technology drives business.

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Jamie Dimon, the Chairman, President, and CEO of JP Morgan Chase, joined us for the inaugural session of the 2017 – 2018 View From The Top speaker series.

Dimon discussed topics ranging from the dangers of bureaucracy to the validity of Bitcoin, to how dangerous a temper can be in the business world.

When asked how he ensures a fair and equal workplace, he said, “When you have an environment of trust and respect, people can shine. Go out of your way to make everyone accepted and you’ll build a great company.

Find more conversations with global business leaders on “View From The Top: The Podcast.” https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/insights/view-top-podcast