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• E-ZPass, and the Cash Lane That Wasn’t — Haggler May 19, 2012
  What happens when your car doesn’t have E-ZPass, but you’re forced to use the “E-ZPass Only” lane at the tollbooth? A reader asks the Haggler to help resolve the resulting mess. […]
• When Hedging Goes Awry - High & Low Finance May 17, 2012
  A multibillion-dollar trading loss at JPMorgan may remind some of the disaster at the Long Term Capital Management hedge fund in 1998. […]
• JPMorphing May 16, 2012
  JPMorgan Chase’s whopping multibillion-dollar trading loss has revived calls for a tougher version of the Volcker Rule, but Jamie Dimon isn’t dropping his campaign against regulation. […]
• Dancing With Derivatives May 15, 2012
  Othello learned that reputation is all. Now, after a $2 billion trading blunder, Jamie Dimon is learning that. […]
• The Lessons of JPMorgan’s Trading Loss May 14, 2012
  Readers call for changes on Wall Street in the aftermath of a bank’s $2 billion loss. […]
• Make Banking Boring May 14, 2012
  JPMorgan’s bad bets show why regulators need to force changes that will curb risky behavior. […]
• What if It Weren’t Called Pink Slime? May 13, 2012
  “Lean finely textured beef” is safe and nutritious, experts say. But a nickname of “pink slime,” combined with Americans’ anxiety about food safety, have sent it on a downward spiral. […]
• JPMorgan, Shooting Itself in the Foot — Fair Game May 13, 2012
  The $2 billion trading loss disclosed last week by JPMorgan Chase shows how the tables have turned on the bank and its chief executive, an industry point man against tighter regulation. […]
• Why We Regulate May 13, 2012
  Jamie Dimon and JPMorgan Chase couldn’t make the reason clearer. […]
• What the S.E.C. Is Doing About Executive Pay May 13, 2012
  The commission says it has already taken steps to enact the Dodd-Frank law. […]