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CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGEThe Two headlines above are both talking about Capital One's 2009 second quarter. The first one says 'CAPITAL ONE POSTS 2Q LOSS AS CHARGE-OFFS WORSEN. The second headline states, UPDATE: CAPITAL ONE TURNS A PROFIT, SEES NO TURN IN LOAN TRENDS.
If headlines about the same company can be so completely opposite, how can we believe anything that Wall Street, Jamie Dimon, Chase Bank, or even Barack Obama says about our economic future?
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CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGEThe Law Blog headline right above "The Revolution Rolls on: JPMorgan Chase Suspends Arbitration Activity" features a quote from Chase Bank representative Paul Hartwick, “Chase seeks to provide excellent service with integrity and respect for our customers".
When I first googled the Paul Hartwick quote, IT APPEARED NOWHERE ELSE ON THE INTERNET, it only appeared on the above blog!
That would make the quote an exclusive, no? Yet, the quote is just sort of mentioned as if it were part of a news conference. But if the quote was mentioned at a news conference, it would have appeared in a few more internet news outlet sources.
That sure was one small news conference, to have it originally ony appear IN ONE ARTICLE ACROSS THE ENTIRE INTERNET!
Since first checking the Hartwick quote, I did find a SECOND blog that quotes, the first blog. Is that it? So Chase Bank makes an announcement to the media to suddenly end arbitration and the direct quotes from Chase Bank executives don't appear anywhere but in ONE Wall Street Journal blog? Huh?
A further search done a few days later reveals a few more blogs, but they are just repeating what the Wall Street Journal Blog first wrote. Is that it, no other major media outlet even bothered writing a story about Chase Bank ending arbitration???HOW YOU CAN HELP! MAKE A DAILY-PROTEST.com sign and put it where others will see it. Daily-Protest.com signs can be placed in a storefront window, a bulletin board at work, or a countertop. Raise curiosity and awareness about how Chase Bank is harming a LOT of of their BEST customers by making a Daily-Protest.com sign.
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