JPMorgan Dismisses Jet Scandal Reports

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Businesses with private jets do so much better than ones without. And what we are suppose to just let all the employees of the manufactures of these private jets to get laid off because ignorant people see this as an 'unnecessary luxury' when it is a necessity for a lot of companies not to lose business. People just don't know what they are talking about.

Your mom of CA 3:54AM March 26, 2009

The arrogance (because I can't belive any of these people are that stupid!) of the people involved in the plans for the new planes and hangar is profoundly disturbing in the face of daily reports concerning the job losses and business closures. Even if it is not to happen until the government money has been repaid, why even make such plans in view of the expected length of this recession, if for no other reason than to protect the company's public relations. Such arrogance will not be forgotten even when the economic situation is improved.

Linda Pittaway 11:48AM March 24, 2009

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Luxe Life

Luxury is no longer the sole province of the elite. Upscale goods and services now target a much broader market. Kimberly Castro, deputy business editor of U.S.News & World Report, takes a look at the luxe life, from fine wines and cars to high-end real estate and wealth management. Though no elitist, Kim does admit a fondness for a bold bottle of Scout's Honor from Venge Vineyards and satiating her wanderlust in Europe.

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