The Wall Street Journal is looking for the year’s best CEO.
The candidates (and their current vote percentages):
• Steve Jobs, Apple (49.2%)
• James Dimon, J.P. Morgan Chase (24.1%)
• Kenneth Lewis, Bank of America (18.8%)
• Raj Gupta, Rohm and Haas (7.9%)
Vote here by clicking on the CEO’s name you choose for “Best CEO” here.
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I thought all banking executives were to be shot, not lauded. At least in the UK anyway.
You’re right Will, but you’ll have to join the queue, there’s a lot of people who want to shoot them before you!
All those CEO people mentioned are really creative types.
Unfortunately, there are a number who have done really creative things with your money such as squander it, or even make it disappear entirely so that a tax handout is required from YOU to make up YOUR losses thereby keeping the whole jolly system going.
@Court Jester
Sir, you truly are as your name implies…jou s da bomb!
Dimon should get some credit for running one of the few banks that hasn’t gone belly up and sunk.
torn here….love steve jobs, but was shocked to see raj gupta in there. “family before friends”…
How is he a candidate when the stock price has dropped from 200 to 87 in one year??
@ Uh oh:
Well, since the stock price has been hammered along with the rest of the market, even when Apple “beats the numbers” on quarterly reports, and goofballs print stories to manipulate the stock price, I don’t really think the lower stock price is Jobs’ fault. He’s pretty much done what one would want the CEO to do for a company.