The BusinessWeek 50 Ranking
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JPMorgan Chase
A HEALTHY increase in investment banking fees has plumped up the bottom line at JPMorgan Chase. But this New York bank’s story is still about potential. Can Dimon, who became CEO on Jan. 1, six months ahead of schedule, complete the integration of Bank One and set a new course for growth? In the near term he’ll have to deal with losses in the creditcard business and volatile trading revenues. For now, Wall Street has faith that Dimon’s business acumen and strict attention to cutting costs will propel growth. Some observers expect a big deal by the end of the year: That would do the trick.
Company Info |
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| 2005 Rank | 242 |
| GET MORE COMPANY INFO | JPM |
| Market Value $ Million | 143,442.8 |
| Total Return $ Million | (1-yr.) 16.8
(3-yr.) 102.9 |
| 2005 Sales $ Billion | 79.9 |
| Sales Growth $ Million | (1-yr.) 40
(3-yr.) 23.1 |
| Long-Term Growth Est. % | 10.0 |
| Net income $ Million | 8,483.0 |
| Net Income Growth $ Million | (1-yr.) 90
(3-yr.) 56.5 |
| Net Margin %* | 10.6 |
| Return on Inv. Capital (%)* | 3.7 |
| Share Price 12-Mo. Hi/Lo | 42/33 |
| P/E Ratio | 17 |
| Industry | Diversified Financials |
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