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By Patrick Clark 6/01/12 6:05pm

So Now We’re Blaming JPMorgan’s $2.3 Billion Trading Loss on Biology

John Coates ran a derivatives desk at Deutsche Bank until he got more interested in traders than trading. During the tech bubbled he’d noticed traders seemed biologically transformed by the go-go market. In 2005, he took saliva swabs from 250 bankers, and discovered that traders made more money on mornings when their levels were high, Read More

By Patrick Clark 5/14/12 7:57am

Morning Read

JPMorgan’s Drew and Yahoo’s Thompson Stepping Down, McClendon on the Way?

Three JPMorgan executives tied to the massive trading losses announced last week are expected to resign, Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson stands aside and a hedge fund calls for Aubrey McClendon’s head. Here’s the morning Wall Street roundup: Read More

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So Now We’re Blaming JPMorgan’s $2.3 Billion Trading Loss on Biology

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