J.P. Morgan to buy Bank One The deal could be worth $60 billion, the Wall Street Journal reports.NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. has agreed to acquire Bank One Corp. for an estimated $60 billion, according to a published report Wednesday. The deal would combine two of the nation's largest financial institutions, the Wall Street Journal online reported, citing a person familiar with the matter. J.P. Morgan is the No. 2 bank, and Bank One the No. 6. bank. Shares of Bank One (ONE: Research, Estimates) rose 14 percent in after-hours trading, while J.P. Morgan (JPM: Research, Estimates) shares slipped 3 percent. Wednesday, January 14, 2004 2:57:12 PM (Pacific Standard Time, UTC-08:00)Talk about keeping up with the Joneses! The second I saw that JPMC was about to become #3 because of the BofA/Fleet merger, I just knew they would do something to retain their spot. :)Rocco Comments are closed. Contact Email Learn to Tweet! Advanced Twitter My Greatest Hits Sponsors Ads by The Lounge Hosting By Silverlight Store Hot Topics Tags Africa (92) Agile (4) Arcade (8) ASP.NET (642) ASP.NET Ajax (5) ASP.NET Dynamic Data (21) ASP.NET MVC (76) BabySmash (18) Back to Basics (16) BCL (1) Bugs (169) Channel9 (13) Cloud (1) CodeRush (21) Coding4Fun (39) Corillian (26) DasBlog (131) Deployment (1) DevCenter (1) DevDays (5) Diabetes (61) DLR (4) eFinance (14) Gaming (115) Home Server (1) HttpHandler (16) HttpModule (21) Identity (3) IIS (16) INETA (8) Internationalization (44) IOC (1) Javascript (71) Learning .NET (114) LINQ (16) Longhorn (11) Microsoft (82) Mix (17) Mobile (2) Mono (2) Movies (44) MSBuild (1) MSDN (4) Musings (506) Nant (39) NCover (12) NDC (11) NDoc (6) NerdDinner (4) NotNorthwind (2) NUnit (47) Open Source (24) PDC (65) Personal (2) PHP (3) Podcast (204) PowerShell (62) Programming (251) Python (3) Remote Work (9) Reviews (142) Ruby (61) Screencasts (22) Silverlight (37) Source Code (61) Speaking (191) Subversion (15) TechEd (127) Thabo (3) Tools (425) VB (8) ViewState (19) Vista (2) VS2010 (2) Watir (21) Web Services (433) Win7 (16) Windows Client (50) WPF (36) XML (292) XmlSerializer (32) Zenzo (38) Calendar <November 2009> SunMonTueWedThuFriSat2526272829303112345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293012345 Posts in timeline Posts in Large Calendar Archives November, 2009 (5) October, 2009 (19) September, 2009 (11) August, 2009 (12) July, 2009 (21) June, 2009 (26) May, 2009 (16) April, 2009 (13) March, 2009 (17) February, 2009 (17) January, 2009 (18) December, 2008 (32) November, 2008 (17) October, 2008 (22) September, 2008 (16) August, 2008 (14) July, 2008 (25) June, 2008 (19) May, 2008 (17) April, 2008 (17) March, 2008 (26) February, 2008 (21) January, 2008 (28) December, 2007 (19) November, 2007 (17) October, 2007 (31) September, 2007 (39) August, 2007 (37) July, 2007 (43) June, 2007 (37) May, 2007 (32) April, 2007 (38) March, 2007 (29) February, 2007 (46) January, 2007 (31) December, 2006 (27) November, 2006 (31) October, 2006 (32) September, 2006 (39) August, 2006 (34) July, 2006 (40) June, 2006 (18) May, 2006 (31) April, 2006 (34) March, 2006 (30) February, 2006 (38) January, 2006 (44) December, 2005 (19) November, 2005 (34) October, 2005 (24) September, 2005 (37) August, 2005 (20) July, 2005 (24) June, 2005 (33) May, 2005 (16) April, 2005 (22) March, 2005 (34) February, 2005 (15) January, 2005 (37) December, 2004 (28) November, 2004 (30) October, 2004 (34) September, 2004 (22) August, 2004 (34) July, 2004 (18) June, 2004 (64) May, 2004 (49) April, 2004 (21) March, 2004 (29) February, 2004 (29) January, 2004 (36) December, 2003 (25) November, 2003 (24) October, 2003 (59) September, 2003 (42) August, 2003 (24) July, 2003 (44) June, 2003 (29) May, 2003 (21) April, 2003 (30) March, 2003 (27) February, 2003 (47) January, 2003 (50) December, 2002 (31) November, 2002 (38) October, 2002 (44) September, 2002 (15) May, 2002 (2) April, 2002 (4) Google Ads
The deal would combine two of the nation's largest financial institutions, the Wall Street Journal online reported, citing a person familiar with the matter. J.P. Morgan is the No. 2 bank, and Bank One the No. 6. bank.
Shares of Bank One (ONE: Research, Estimates) rose 14 percent in after-hours trading, while J.P. Morgan (JPM: Research, Estimates) shares slipped 3 percent.
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