Jamie Dimon Survives Shareholder Vote

``The vote was seen as a test of shareholder power over the operations of large financial institutions. Dimon, the longest-serving chief executive at one of the nation's six largest banks, worked feverishly with his key lieutenants to defeat the proposal -- pointing to the company's profitable track record, its stock price, leading market share in financial services and Dimon's experience in steering the company through the financial crisis.''