Wall Street’s earnings split: Goldman’s $18.7 billion blowout quarter—and why JPMorgan and BofA fell short
JPMorgan announced its first earnings miss in almost three years, while Goldman delivered its second-highest quarterly net revenue ever. A $1.2 billion regulatory penalty weighed on Bank of America's already lackluster quarter.
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