Louisiana Treasurer John Schroder says he’s adamant that his state shouldn’t work with Wall Street banks that have curtailed gun-industry ties, and that could cost JPMorgan Chase & Co. a $700 million bond deal. “You’re not going to impose your will on Louisiana from your corporate board room,” Schroder, a Republican, said in an interview. Schroder said his team has been working with representatives from JPMorgan to get clarification on the company’s gun policies after Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon told a Congressional committee earlier this year that his bank won’t finance companies that make military-style ... (full story)