To the Point
After Taxpayer Bailouts, Wall Street Bonuses Jump
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose above 10,000 today, at least for a while. A year after taxpayers bailed out the banks, JP Morgan Chase is making big money again, and today’s Wall Street Journal says banks and securities firms are about to pay employees $140 billion in bonuses , a record high.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe Dow Jones Industrial Average rose above 10,000 today, at least for a while. A year after taxpayers bailed out the banks, JP Morgan Chase is making big money again, and today’s Wall Street Journal says banks and securities firms are about to pay employees $140 billion in bonuses, a record high. Peter Cohan is a management consultant and venture capitalist in Massachusetts, where he teaches at Babson College.
The full episode
1 of 3
The US and Russia: Iran and Nuclear Weapons- 0:00After Taxpayer Bailouts, Wall Street Bonuses JumpYou’re reading this
- 7:38The US and Russia: Iran and Nuclear Weapons
- 43:47Banner Year for Military Recruitment
The full episode
1 of 3The US and Russia: Iran and Nuclear Weapons- 0:00After Taxpayer Bailouts, Wall Street Bonuses JumpYou’re reading this
- 7:38The US and Russia: Iran and Nuclear Weapons
- 43:47Banner Year for Military Recruitment