JPMorgan CEO: The United States is about to end one of the "most difficult" and "most divisive" elections in recent history
According to reports, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon continued today to avoid endorsing any presidential candidate, instead calling for unity in a statement on Election Day. The United States is about to conclude one of the "toughest" and "most divisive" elections in recent history, he said, with the American people making decisions. We must begin working together to unite the country and focus on pressing economic and global issues. Trump claimed in October that he had received Dimon's support, which JPMorgan categorically denied.
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