Trump accuses Bank of America, JPM of not doing business with conservatives
- President Donald Trump accused Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase of debanking conservative and religious groups due to their politics, as reported by the New York Times.
- Both banks denied Trump's claims, stating they serve all clients without a political litmus test, according to Bank of America spokesperson Bill Halldin and JPMorgan representative Patricia Wexler.
- Trump's comments at Davos served as a warning to corporate executives about not tolerating perceived slights against conservatives, as noted in the report.
- The backlash against DEI initiatives has escalated under Trump, who signed executive orders to investigate these programs in publicly traded companies, according to the text.
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