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The former CEO of GloriFi, a bank backed by conservative billionaires Peter Theil and Ken Griffin, is suing them, alleging their meddling led to the bank's failure. JPMorgan Chase faced backlash for its payment rules targeting conservatives but has now removed controversial terms from its service.
JP Morgan Chase removes "subject to allegation and impacts related to hate groups, systemic racism, sexual harassment and corporate culture,” from its terms of service. This language is allegedly responsible for de-banking Christian conservatives. Follow: @AFpost https://t.co/KqzPYSjVTT
JPM Chase loses debanking lawsuit. https://t.co/r7sb01XBGL https://t.co/w3YGKAHO5u
Christians celebrate as JPMorgan Chase dumps controversial payment rules that targeted conservatives https://t.co/YkDVXUKVUP https://t.co/y5CLM2JAxA
