(CNBC) JPMorgan Chase has pledged $40 million over three years to Chicago to fund projects in under-served communities in the city’s South and West sides. Jamie Dimon, the bank’s chairman and chief executive, said in a recent interview with CNBC that “not every citizen shares equally in the city’s economic growth.” The money will go to support projects that boost economic and job training opportunities and revitalize neighborhoods.
JPMorgan Pledges $40m to Chicago for Economic Growth in Under-Served Areas
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