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JPMorgan earnings "modestly disappointing"

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SocGen's profit plunged 89% in the fourth quarter

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JPMorgan's net income jumps 53%, Jamie Dimon's bonus cut by roughly the same amount

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BofA's disappointing first quarter: both lower expenses and lower revenue

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