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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes 17 Nov 2016

    After more than 3 years of digging into JPMorgan Chase’s hiring practices in China, a $264 settlement is expectedhttp://nyti.ms/2f7Ibhl 

    6:09 AM - 17 Nov 2016
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      1. Michael‏ @Mfs2K2 17 Nov 2016
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        $264 doesnt seem like much. I assume you mean $264 Million

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      1. robin ruttle‏ @robinruttle 17 Nov 2016
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        you're missing an M

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      1. Caleb Merritt‏ @calebmmerritt 17 Nov 2016
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        forgot 'million' there

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      1. Michael bavaro‏ @michael_bavaro 17 Nov 2016
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        Where does that $264 million settlement go too ?

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      1. Mrs Theodora Ann Seg‏ @TheodoraSeg 17 Nov 2016
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        tesco Morgan is my neighbour

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      1. Fozzie Bear‏ @UTFOZZIE 17 Nov 2016
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        @Jean_ie A $264 settlement isn't so bad. 😁

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      1. edavid sanguisalas‏ @edavid57edavid 17 Nov 2016
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        If JP was a european bank the settlement will be billions. Always unfair treatment for the U.S. enterprises.

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      1. Kim Beatrice‏ @KimBeatricecom 17 Nov 2016
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        ha $264 sounded really little. But million makes sense. duh!

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      1. delta markets‏ @deltamarkets 17 Nov 2016
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        add "million" to $264 settlement

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      1. emilyxu‏ @emilyxu11 17 Nov 2016
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        what a joke

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      1. love wins‏ @pridehsj 17 Nov 2016
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        $264

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      1. kathyjer‏ @kathyjer 17 Nov 2016
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        sure hope rumors of Diamon isnt true

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      1. ㅤ‏ @JoseAItuve 17 Nov 2016
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        $264?! That's about the amount of prize money in my fantasy football league

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      1. Joe Catcher‏ @JoeCatcher1 17 Nov 2016
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        Always read the fine print.

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      1. Kate with a Y‏ @pinkkatydid 17 Nov 2016
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        With the amount the finance sector is actually held accountable, $264 doesn't seem as unrealistic as it should

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      1. Booth‏ @Boothasaurus 17 Nov 2016
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        264 million?

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      1. Patriots‏ @patriots2345 17 Nov 2016
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        what a joke.

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