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Tuesday, May 15, 2012 - Page updated at 07:00 a.m.

Aboard the 787: Flying on a dream

It's roomy for passengers, a delight for pilots, but on a promotional flight, some of the more-hyped features of the 787 were hard to detect. And my, how those wings can flex.

While JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon may be greeted at the company's annual meeting Tuesday by colorful protesters and tough questions about the company's $2 billion trading mistake, shareholders are unlikely to call for his head. For them, facing the crisis without Dimon might be a bigger nightmare than the trading loss itself.

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No sign of shareholder revolt against Dimon

While JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon may be greeted at the company's annual meeting Tuesday by colorful protesters and tough questions about the company's $2 billion trading mistake, shareholders are unlikely to call for his head. For them, facing the crisis without Dimon might be a bigger nightmare than the trading loss itself.

Jon Talton | Rivalry between ports historic, detrimental

The shipping world is undergoing massive change, and both of Puget Sound's big ports — Seattle and Tacoma — have more to worry about than each other.

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