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JPMorgan Chase’s latest climate goals show the dangers of tricky carbon accounting

A new report finds that using ‘carbon intensity’ as a metric lets companies potentially pump out more emissions while still saying they’re reaching their goals. JPMorgan Chase, which has put lots of money into financing oil and gas projects, leans on it heavily.

These companies say they’re suspending donations to GOP members who opposed certifying Biden’s victory

Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, and Marriott are among the companies suspending donations to GOP members in the wake of the failed insurrection on Capitol Hill last week.

Getting the COVID-19 vaccine? Lyft may help you get a free ride to a vaccination site

The campaign will be funded by a number of healthcare companies and corporate sponsors led by JPMorgan Chase and Anthem Inc., along with the United Way.

Postal banking may soon be here! But there’s a catch

The USPS has discussed letting JPMorgan Chase put ATMs in post offices.

Is your Chase Bank branch closing due to COVID-19? Here’s how to check

The closures will result in roughly 1,000 of Chase’s 4,976 branches shuttering nationwide.

Khasho who? One year after gruesome murder, investors embrace Saudi Arabia again

At least 40 executives from U.S. companies, including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Citigroup, will attend the kingdom’s Future Investment Initiative event in Riyadh later this month.

America’s top CEOs say they are no longer putting shareholders before everyone else

In a monumental step toward setting broader standards for corporate leadership, the lobbying group Business Roundtable is endorsing stakeholder capitalism. Is it achievable?

Kamala Harris blasts Chase CEO Jamie Dimon over sneaky forced arbitration clause

Senator Harris cowrote a letter with Senator Richard Blumenthal demanding Chase end its questionable new practice.

Chase bank is quietly adding a forced arbitration clause to some credit cards

Ten years ago, the bank stopped this practice. Now it’s bringing it back.

LeBron James and Maverick Carter want to destigmatize talking about money

The duo’s athlete-centric Uninterrupted media brand today launches a podcast miniseries called Branching Out to inspire a different conversation about careers and finances.

Report: Peloton has picked its IPO banks

As the fitness company barrels toward a public offering, it has reportedly chosen who will help it along the way.

PayPal has seen the future, and the future is marketplaces

To make themselves invaluable to consumers of the future, PayPal has unveiled the very aptly named PayPal for Marketplaces, which they are billing as an “end-to-end global payment solution.” The new payment system lets consumers use PayPal’s entire suite of services–including risk-and-fraud detection capabilities and online buyer and seller protection–or pick and choose from the … Continue reading “PayPal has seen the future, and the future is marketplaces”

This is why JPMorgan Chase is buying payments startup WePay

Airbnb Waives Fees In Sandy-Ravaged Regions. Update: Apple Makes A Bigger Gesture.

Goodwill gestures abound during the post-Sandy period, as Governor Cuomo orders free transport today and Friday.

Anything’s Possible Through Crowdsourced Corporate Donations

Well, sort of. As crowdsourced corporate giving becomes ubiquitous, Nancy Lublin offers tips to win those contests — and the increasingly big bucks.

Prime Access’s LGBT Media Strategy

Howard Buford, 50, has created LGBT-targeted advertising for companies such as JPMorgan Chase, Hyatt, and Showtime. Each year, Prime Access reports on which brands are perceived to be the most and least gay-friendly.