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Chi Sasa : JPMorgan bank advocates dictatorship This video from the USA is called JP Morgan Chase's Crime Spree (with Matt Taibbi) 1/3. And here are the sequels. By Stefan Steinberg: JPMorgan calls for authoritarian regimes in Europe 17 June 201... 1 hour ago - Via Google+ - View - Permaloc Corporation : Another angle of the @Chase headquarters in NYC. GeoEdge & CleanLine XL were used on this curvy roof... Another angle of the @Chase headquarters in NYC. GeoEdge & CleanLine XL were used on this curvy roof. #PermalocPoW. http://ow.ly/m9F2A JP Morgan Chase - NYC The JP Morgan Chase headquarters at 270 Park in New York City is a LEED Platinum Certified building. One key feature of the LEED building is a green roof freaturing low-maintenance plants to help lower building temperatures while reducing stress on the city's sewer system. 8 hours ago - Via HootSuite - View - Judith Narz : 11 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - Mark David : {{she learned that the franchise required employees to accept payment on a J.P. Morgan Chase payroll ... {{she learned that the franchise required employees to accept payment on a J.P. Morgan Chase payroll card. But the card, she contends, imposes fees on virtually every transaction}} Does not sound right. Pa. woman sues McDonald's store owners over prepaid debit card used for wages She asked for paper - but all they offered was plastic. A Pennsylvania woman is now suing the McDonald's franchise that refused to pay her by check and instead insisted on employees using payroll debit cards. 12 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - divakar s natarajan : Bank of America whistle-blower's bombshell: "We were told to lie" Bank of America whistle-blowers detail evil schemes to fleece borrowers -- including staff bonuses for foreclosures Topics: Bank of America, Foreclosure, Mortgage Crisis, Mortgage Fraud, mortgage, HAMP, Whistleblowers, Editor's Picks, Loans, JP Morgan Chase, Wall Street, Business News, Politics News Bank of America's mortgage servicing unit systematically lied to homeowners, 12 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - Isaiah Rashad : "According to the complaint filed, the JP Morgan Chase payroll card lists several fees, including a $... "According to the complaint filed, the JP Morgan Chase payroll card lists several fees, including a $1.50 charge for ATM withdrawals, $5 for over-the-counter cash withdrawals, $1 per balance inquiry, 75 cents per online bill payment and $15 for lost/stolen card." McD's worker sues: Don't pay by debit card All Natalie Gunshannon wanted was to be paid a fair wage for her work, she said. Gunshannon, 27, of Dallas Township, worked at McDonald's Restaurant on the Dallas Highway from April 24 to May 15.... 17 hours ago - Via Google Chrome - View - JP Morgan Chase : 17 hours ago - Via Reshared Post - View - Women in Higher Education Newsletter : Congressional Budget Office: The federal government projects a record $50-billion profit on student loans... Congressional Budget Office: The federal government projects a record $50-billion profit on student loans this year. http://usat.ly/1bOV83W Government projects to make $50B in student loan profit DETROIT — The U.S. government projects to make more money off student loans this fiscal year than ExxonMobil, Apple, J.P. Morgan Chase or Fannie Mae made on their respective businesses last year, a new analysis shows. 1 day ago - Via Google+ - View - Permaloc Corporation : The #PermalocPoW is the LEED Platinum JPMorgan Chase headquarters building in NYC, featuring a cool curvy... The #PermalocPoW is the LEED Platinum JPMorgan Chase headquarters building in NYC, featuring a cool curvy greenroof! http://ow.ly/m7v6x JP Morgan Chase - NYC The JP Morgan Chase headquarters at 270 Park in New York City is a LEED Platinum Certified building. One key feature of the LEED building is a green roof freaturing low-maintenance plants to help lower building temperatures while reducing stress on the city's sewer system. 1 day ago - Via HootSuite - View - Keith Wilson : According to the lawsuit, the J.P. Morgan Chase payroll card carries fees for numerous transactions. ... According to the lawsuit, the J.P. Morgan Chase payroll card carries fees for numerous transactions. They include a $1.50 minimum charge for an ATM withdrawal, $5 for an over-the-counter cash withdrawal, $1 to check the balance, 75 cents per online bill payment and $15 to replace a lost or stolen card. I'm assuming she must be among the "unbanked" because otherwise why wouldn't you just have your paycheck deposited in your bank account? Still, for the unbanked it's a rotten deal to get your pay on a card that charges fees for you to access it. I suppose most people would just cash out and carry the cash with them, which isn't a good idea from a safety standpoint.  Pa. McDonald's franchise sued over payroll cards A single mother who worked briefly at a northeastern Pennsylvania McDonald's franchise is suing the owners after she said she was given a fee-laden debit card and told that she must 1 day ago - Via Google+ - View - Joris Claeys : Even Pessimists Feel Optimistic About the American Economy! In 2009, Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the... Even Pessimists Feel Optimistic About the American Economy!  In 2009, Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, said he was beginning to see “green shoots” in the economy. But could the New Normal, as this long economic slog has been called, be growing old? That is the surprising new view of a number of economists in academia and on Wall Street, who are now predicting something the United States has not experienced in years: healthier, more lasting growth. The improving outlook is one reason the stock market has risen so sharply this year, even if street-level evidence for a turnaround, like strong job growth and income gains, has been scant so far. A prominent convert to this emerging belief is Tyler Cowen, an economics professor at George Mason University near Washington and author of “The Great Stagnation,” a 2011 best seller, who has gone from doomsayer to a decidedly more optimistic perspective. He is not predicting an imminent resurgence. Like most academic economists, Mr. Cowen focuses on the next quarter-century rather than the next quarter. But new technologies like artificial intelligence and online education, increased domestic energy production and slowing growth in the cost of health care have prompted Mr. Cowen to reappraise the country’s prospects. “It’s better than it looked,” Mr. Cowen said. “Technological progress comes in batches and it’s just a little more rapid than it looked two years ago.” His next book, “Average Is Over: Powering America Beyond the Age of the Great Stagnation,” is due out in September. Certainly, there are significant headwinds that will not abate anytime soon, including an aging population, government austerity, the worst income inequality in nearly a century and more than four million long-term unemployed workers. A few other private economists are even more bullish. Jim Glassman, senior economist at JP Morgan Chase’s commercial bank, estimates the economy could expand by 4 percent in both 2014 and 2015. If that were to come to pass, it would be the strongest back-to-back annual growth since the late 1990s. The current debate has turned out to be one of the most important ones in years among economists, who half-jokingly refer to their field as the dismal science. Some well-known experts challenge the new optimists. J. Bradford DeLong, an economics professor at University of California at Berkeley, sees few signs of a rebound, adding that Washington’s austerity policies only “dig the hole we are in deeper.” The percentage of workers in the labor force remains at lows not seen for a quarter-century. “The great stagnation will end for a lot of people but not everyone,” Mr. Cowen said. “I think there will be great breakthroughs but the distribution of those gains will go to owners of capital and intellectual property.” “Both humanity’s capacity to innovate and the incentives to innovate,” he said, “are greater today than at any other time in history.” Even Pessimists Feel Optimistic About the American Economy - NYTimes.com In a shift, many economists in academia and on Wall Street see a brighter outlook right around the corner, not just far into the future. 1 day ago - Via Google+ - View - Arcus Foundation - LGBT Social Justice : What an evening! Both The Wall Street Journal and CBS Radio summed up the night's theme with one word... What an evening! Both The Wall Street Journal and CBS Radio summed up the night's theme with one word: triumph. If you couldn't join us in NYC for the Respect Awards, you've got to see this. Everyone was truly inspiring. From students like Andrew and Leo to celebrities like Matt Bomer and Jason Collins to amazing partners and sponsors like USA Networks and JP Morgan Chase... this is how change happens. Watch the video: Triumph: Respect Awards -- New York 2013 Celebrities such as Kevin Bacon, Kyra Sedgwick, and Matt Bomer and sports figures like Jason Collins and LZ Granderson joined students like Leo Washington fr... 1 day ago - Via Reshared Post - View -