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On April - 25 - 2010
- Aid plan solves Greece’s near-term funding woes
- Light At the End of the Bailout Tunnel
- AIG, Goldman Unwind Soured Trades
- UBS Hopes Big Profit Will Lift Client Confidence
- NY state sees “deep well” of UBS client tax cases
- U.S. Faults Regulators Over a Bank
- Pimco Says Investors to Hold Down U.S. Mortgage Rates
- Committee Reluctant to Mark End of Recession Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AIG, Bailouts, Economy, Goldman Sachs, Greece, New York, Pimco, recession, Sovereign debt, Taxes, UBS, Washington Mutual
- TARP Panel Finds Fault With GMAC Bailouts
- Citicorp eyes $20bn profit
- Geithner warns of rift on EU regulation
- Mexico’s Slim becomes ‘world’s richest’ person
- Forbes: The World’s Billionaires
- Court finds former partner of Cazenove guilty on five counts of insider dealing
- Nomura Departures Rise as Former Lehman Bankers Leave Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Bailouts, Bill Gates, Billionaires, Carlos Slim Helu, Cazenove, Citigroup, GMAC, Insider Trading, Lehman Brothers, Nomura, Revolving Door, TARP, U.S.. Treasury, UK, Vikram Pandit; Tim Geithner, Warren Buffett, Wealth
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AIG, MetLife Reach Deal for Alico
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Iceland Voters Reject Debt Deal
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Greece will come through crisis without bailout, IMF head says
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Fed proposes rule to limit credit card fees
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Dubai World lenders await debt plan
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Harrah’s to Extend $5.5 Billion CMBS Loan Maturities to 2015
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Bloomberg Says a Soda Tax ‘Makes Sense’ Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AIG, Bailouts, Casinos, credit cards, Dubai World, Fed, Greece, Harrah's, Iceland, IMF, Michael Bloomberg, Sovereign debt, Taxes
- Germany Weighs Greek Support in Pre-Summit Switch
- Judge Orders Galleon Defendants to Release Tapes
- Galleon’s Raj Rajaratnam Faces More Charges in New Indictment
- Soros Is ‘Confident’ Greece Will Stay in Euro Region
- Morgan Stanley Gets Earful on Pay
- UBS: Investigating Tax Evasion Allegations From German Client Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Autos, Bailouts, Bonuses, Compensation, Galleon, George Soros, Greece, Insider Trading, Morgan Stanley, Raj Rajaratnam, recalls, Sovereign debt, Tax evasion, Toyota, UBS
- Ratting against Raj
- AIG Said to Give Departing Lawyer $3.8 Million in Severance Pay
- Madoff Returned From Hospital to Medium Security Cell
- U.S. takes majority stake in GMAC, giving lender $3.8 billion more in aid
- Freddie and Fannie cap lift draws anger
- Bonus Tax May Drive Financial Firms Out of the U.K., BBA Says
- Ex-Banker Arbizu Says He Won’t Respond to JPMorgan’s Lawsuit Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AIG, Bailouts, Bernie Madoff, Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac, Galleon, GMAC, Hedge funds, Insider Trading, JP Morgan, lawsuits, Raj Rajaratnam, TARP
- GMAC Said to Discuss U.S. Aid Package of $3 Billion or More
- GMAC Set for Another Cash Infusion
- Fund Chief Snared by Taps, Turncoats
- Rich Cling to Life to Beat Tax Man
- The Price for Fannie and Freddie Keeps Going Up
- Lehman move releases $11bn Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Bailouts, Cell Phones, Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac, Food, Galleon, GMAC, Lehman Brothers, Politics, Raj Rajaratnam, Restaurants, RIP, TARP, Taxes
- NYC Comptroller Sees 400,000 Jobless By 2010, Most Since 1993
- Lawyer Sentenced to 20 Years in $700 Million Fraud
- Rattner Resigns as Obama’s Point Man on the Auto Industry
- U.S. in Talks to Rescue CIT Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Bailouts, CIT, Dell, Goldman Sachs, Marc Dreier, NYC, unemployment
