A JPMorgan Chase surpassed Goldman Sachs in profit making B The global financial crisis struck Wall Street banking industry C Goldman Sachs didn't exceed its rivals until financial crisis D Goldman Sachs has fallen behind and held its first investor day

A tighter regulation and the rise of digital banking B penalties on lenders and the importance of technology C tighter compliance regimes and an upgrade of services D higher capital requirement and huge IT budgets

A to provide more extensive services B to increase its rate of return to 14% C to recruit more diverse employees D to invest more in trading operation

A Goldman will implement fundamental reform. B Goldman has changed its macho culture. C Goldman's reform will be a futile attempt. D Goldman's shareholders have benefited a lot.

A dissatisfied B skeptical C Ambiguous D supportive

A the supreme court is absolutely an impartial institution B the lower courts often place obstacles for the President C Mr Trump's administration is supported by the supreme court D Muslim countries and Mexico are regarded as threats to America

A the U.S. government is at liberty to reject most immigrants B the revision of the original rule benefits more immigrants C the newly permitted immigrants must be financially independent D fewer immigrants are likely to be permitted to settle in America

A has been banned across the country B has its fundamental flaw C violates the American dream D will cause chaos in the U.S.

A the rational views proposed by Gorsuch B the timing of attacking the injunctions C the feasibility of the universal injunctions D the validity of a narrower injunction

A The case on the new wealth test for green-card applicants has been closed. B Judge George Daniels opposes the injunction to defend the vulnerable. C Donald Trump considers the injunction as a symbol of American dream. D Justice Neil Gorsuch is less likely to approve any universal injunctions.