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The JP Morgan Chase Corporate Championship 3.5 mile race was finally held on December 1st in midtown Manhattan. Traditionally held in early October, the team race was delayed due to the tragic events of September 11th which meant the runners could now view the Christmas lights that decorated the tree lined midway that divided the Park Avenue course. Also delayed were the usual winter winds that swirl among the skyscrapers at this time of year. Instead the runners were greeted with sunny skies and temperatures rising well into the 60’s as they exited the Chase Headquarters for a full array of pre-race ceremony, including marching bands and the singing of the National Anthem.
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Harrison wanted to call it simply "Morgan Chase." But in the final hours of negotiations, Morgan's Douglas Warner faxed a special request: "On the name, how about J.P. Morgan-Chase?" No one should be proud that key branding decisions are made so casually.
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There's been a story that Washington Mutual had exploratory merger talks with JP Morgan Chase, since WaMu's subprime lending has gotten it into such financial straits. A follow-up article said that JPM Chase-WaMu would still be below the 10% nationwide deposit cap. And see,
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The JP Morgan Chase and other stories seem to indicate there is something behind the industry's push toward Web services. In the case of the Global Financial Database, ''pain points'' associated with a big system rollout were avoided, thanks in part to SOAP, the most evident representation of Web services to date. It may be the muddy little secret behind much progress, but avoiding pain has always been one of the big drivers of technical innovation.
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From 1989 to 2006, JP Morgan Chase & Co spent a total of $15.451 million in campaign contributions. In the 2006 election cycle, the corporation spent $2.142 million in total contributions. Of that, $1.71 million--or 55 percent--went to Democratic candidates and $941,152 million--or 44 percent-- went to Republican candidates.
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