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JPMorgan Chase

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Layoffs since 2008: 9,200

New openings: 5,525

Biggest needs: personal bankers, financial advisors, project managers

Where: New York; Columbus, Ohio; Chicago; Houston; Phoenix; Dallas

Sources: Challenger, Gray and Christmas; Indeed.com

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