A day after The Post broke the news of the company’s spying
scandal, a second big bank raised concerns that Bloomberg reporters used
confidential client data to keep tabs on employees and get the inside track on
stories.
Earlier this year, JPMorgan Chase, the nation’s biggest
bank, suspected that reporters had gleaned information from Bloomberg’s
proprietary terminals to track execs caught up in the bank’s “London Whale”
trading blunder.
A person close to JPMorgan said alarms went off when
Bloomberg reporters would call the bank and note that certain members of its London trading team
hadn’t been logged into their terminals….
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