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JPMorgan Chase boss tells staff it’s time to return to the office Hannah Levitt and Natalie Wong Apr 28, 2021 – 2.03pm Save Share New York |Jamie Dimon is sending a message to his fellow Wall Street chiefs: It’s time to bring employees back to the office. JPMorgan Chase became the first major US bank to mandate a return to offices for its entire US workforce, with staff being told they’ll need to come back in about two months. The lender’s top decision-making body, led by chief executive officer Dimon, said in a memo to staff this week that it “would fully expect...

We are not “activists”        Marietta Township Editor, We are not “activists,” whatever that label is supposed to mean.  We are certainly not anti-farming nor anti-business.  And, of course, we are not radical.   What we are is neighbors, taxpayers and concerned citizens of a beautiful and fragile environment.  We live downhill of the proposed Roth II CAFO, should it be allowed to go forward, and we take offense at the labels and portrayals of us provided by Mr. Roth, Ms. Johnson-Smith and Mr. Bahr, in their comments to the recent Farm Bureau meeting, as p...

welcome. this is the time of year when we keep reminding public television viewers, viewers like you, that you can't find the kinds of programs you see right here anywhere else. programs like this one -- the second of our broadcasts investigating "winner-take-all politics: how washington made the rich richer and turned its back on the middle class." back in the first gilded age following the civil war, with its huge concentration of wealth at the top and abject misery at the bottom, boies penrose was a united states senator from pennsylvania bought and paid for by the railroad tycoon...

welcome. this is the time of year when we keep reminding public television viewers, viewers like you, that you can't find the kinds of programs you see right here anywhere else. programs like this one -- the second of our broadcasts investigating "winner-take-all politics: how washington made the rich richer and turned its back on the middle class." back in the first gilded age following the civil war, with its huge concentration of wealth at the top and abject misery at the bottom, boies penrose was a united states senator from pennsylvania bought and paid for by the railroad tycoon...

welcome. this is the time of year when we keep reminding public television viewers, viewers like you, that you can't find the kinds of programs you see right here anywhere else. programs like this one -- the second of our broadcasts investigating "winner-take-all politics: how washington made the rich richer and turned its back on the middle class." back in the first gilded age following the civil war, with its huge concentration of wealth at the top and abject misery at the bottom, boies penrose was a united states senator from pennsylvania bought and paid for by the railroad tycoon...