JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon wants to help people with criminal records get jobs — and it's the latest e

JPMorgan Chase launched a public policy center in Washington, D.C., led by Obama administration alumnus Heather Higginbottom. The first project is lowering barriers to jobs for people with criminal backgrounds, and includes lobbying for specific policies and a $7 million investment in community organizations in several American cities. CEO Jamie Dimon, corporate responsibility head Peter Scher, and Higginbottom told Business Insider the center is the culmination of six years' worth of...