On the spot
14 July 2015
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Jamie Dimon’s bank grew lending, cut costs and rejigged other businesses, but relied on one-off gains to beat estimates with $6.3 bln in profit. After all that, the mega-bank’s return on equity is stuck at 11 pct. Only rising interest rates might fuel a stronger performance.
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