Wall Street Folly

GMAC execs banking despite Ward of the State status; Banking regulation rules deal getting closer?; EU probing sovereign debt CDS trading; SCOTUS may give Ex-Enron CEO Jeff Skilling a break; Ruling says that Madoff Trustee doesn’t have to count faux profits in victim claims calculation; AIG shows you should avoid selling assets in a distressed market; Poll says Toyota took too long before responding (Duh); GM has their own recall

Posted by WSF On March - 2 - 2010
  • GMAC CEO Carpenter Gets Pay Package Rivaling That of Blankfein
  • Deal Near on Banking Rules
  • Dodd wants Democratic support for consumer-protection regulator at Fed
  • Sovereign CDS Trading to Be Probed by European Union
  • Justices Question Selection of Skilling Jury
  • Madoff Trustee May Disregard Fake Profit, Judge Says
  • For AIG Deal, It Paid to Wait
  • USA TODAY/Gallup poll: 55% say Toyota too slow to act
  • GM Recalls 1.3 Million Compact Cars for Power-Steering Issue Read the rest of this entry »

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AIG, Autos

Fed looking at Goldman’s Greece deals; Spain doesn’t want to be in Greece’s company; GMAC bankruptcy could have cost $50B per Treasury adviser; At least $2M pay deal for Harold Ford at Merrill, will it hurt his possible Gillibrand challenge?; Another Madoff big goes down; Steve Jobs rejects Apple dividend; GM looking at 2 Hummer offers

Posted by WSF On February - 26 - 2010
  • Fed Examines Swaps Deals by Goldman and Others
  • Goldman probed over crisis in Greece
  • Q&A: Goldman in line of fire
  • Spain battles to shore up plan’s credibility
  • GMAC Bankruptcy Would Have Cost Treasury $50 Billion
  • Merrill Lynch Guaranteed Ford Annual Pay of at Least $2 Million
  • Madoff Aide Bonventre Becomes Sixth Charged in Fraud Read the rest of this entry »

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Autos, Ben Bernanke, Bernie Madoff, Fed, GM, Goldman Sachs

702 banks now on FDIC endangered list; SEC is voting today on short selling changes; Credit Suisse bankers who opted for bonuses in toxic securities are banking!; Toyota big boss on congressional hot seat today; GM’s Hummer deal with China said to be in trouble; EU initiating a Google antitrust probe

Posted by WSF On February - 24 - 2010
  • At F.D.I.C. , Bracing for a Wave of Failures
  • SEC Disappointing Goldman Sachs Amid Vote on Short-Sale Curb
  • Bon Appétit: ‘Toxic’ Bonus Yields 72% at Credit Suisse
  • Japan to probe Toyota acceleration complaints
  • ‘Consumer Reports’ still likes Prius as top eco-friendly car
  • A Tough Test Before Congress for Toyota’s Chief
  • EU Opens Google Antitrust Inquiry
  • GM Said to Not Win China’s Approval for Hummer Deal Read the rest of this entry »

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Autos, Banks, Bonuses, Compensation, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, SEC, Short selling

Geithner’s NY Fed told AIG to zip its lip on CDS payouts to banks; Possible carried interest tax on hedge funds, private equity firms back in lawmakers’ sights; Now deTARPED Citi faces lawsuits from ex-execs with frozen severance packages; Blankfein, Dimon won’t go to Basel; Kumar going to court today in Galleon insider trading case; Warren Buffett in antitrust hot water?; FDIC looking to tie insurance fees to risk of pay packages; State tax revenues drop to lowest since ‘63; GM CEO is predicting a 2010 profit!

Posted by WSF On January - 7 - 2010
  • Geithner’s New York Fed Told AIG to Limit Swaps Disclosure
  • Congress Has Hedge Funds, Buyout Firms in Tax Sights
  • Citi hit by legal action in bankers’ pay battle
  • Top banks invited to Basel risk talks
  • Kumar set to appear in court in Galleon case
  • Buffett’s Mars bar
  • FDIC Weighs Tying Fees to Banks’ Pay Read the rest of this entry »

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AIG, Citigroup, Compensation, Fees, GM, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, Insider Trading, Jamie Dimon, Lawsuit, Lloyd Blankfein

Has Goldman sold its soul for profits?; SAC Capital uncomfortably in the spotlight; Ben Bernanke is Time Magazine’s Person of the Year; Citigroup gets a sure to be controversial $38B tax benefit, Abu Dhabi, claiming “fraudulent misrepresentations” wants out of its Citi investment, Citi cries bullshit; No change in rates expected from Fed; Rajaratnam indicted, proclaims innocence; France jumps on the bonus tax band wagon; Microsoft settles with EU

Posted by WSF On December - 16 - 2009

  • As Goldman Thrives, Some Say an Ethos has Faded
  • An Unwelcome Spotlight Falls on SAC Capital
  • Person of the Year 2009: Ben Bernanke
  • Citigroup Says Abu Dhabi Seeks to End Share Purchase
  • Citi: Abu Dhabi Investment Authority Claim Without Merit
  • A Tax Break for Citigroup With Payback of Bailout
  • Fed May Raise U.S. Economic Assessment, Affirm Near-Zero Rates
  • Rajaratnam, Chiesi Indicted for Conspiracy, Fraud
  • Credit Suisse to Pay U.S. $536 Million in Iran Probe Read the rest of this entry »

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Ben Bernanke, Fed, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, Legal, Lloyd Blankfein, Politics, Steven A. Cohen

Looks like TARP program gonna be extended; Greek finance minister says country won’t default; Istithmar lost control of W Hotel; Nomura won’t extend fixed Lehman bonuses; Morgan Stanley reshuffling; Apollo stock offering; Barclays denies $5B Lehman windfall; AIG General Counsel may leave over pay flap; CIT emerging from bankruptcy; Tiger’s ads have disappeared

Posted by WSF On December - 9 - 2009

  • Geithner Said to Be Seeking TARP Extension Until Next October
  • Greece Finance Minister Says No Risk of Default
  • Jackson’s (W)Hole
  • Morgan Stanley reshuffles to take on Goldman
  • Morgan Stanley Ousts Petrick as Trading Chief, Promotes Porat
  • Nomura to wind down Lehman fixed bonuses
  • Apollo Investment plans to sell 10 million shares
  • Barclays Says Lehman Brokerage Sale Gave It No ‘Secret’ Gain
  • AIG General Counsel Kelly May Depart After Protesting Pay Limit
  • Judge Approves CIT Group’s Restructuring Read the rest of this entry »

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AIG, Bankruptcy, Barclays, Goldman Sachs, Sports, Tim Geithner

Goldman bankers should expect to be paid in stock this year; DeTARPing Bank of America sells shares; Citigroup getting left behind; Bernanke has a tough day but probably gets his second term; Feds probed Rajaratnam ten years ago but came up empty; Looking for new revenue, Democrats propose Wall St. transaction tax; More deck chair rearranging at GM

Posted by WSF On December - 4 - 2009
  • Goldman bonuses to be in shares amid effort to quell public anger
  • BofA sells $19.3 billion of securities for TARP repay
  • Bank of America’s $19.3 Billion Is Biggest U.S. Sale Since 2000
  • Bernanke May Get Second Term at Fed Shorn of Bank Supervision
  • Citigroup Said to Need Treasury Stake Sale Before TARP Payment
  • Citigroup Stands Alone
  • Rajaratnam Investigated Decade Ago
  • Geithner says need to cut budget deficit
  • Wall Street Transaction Tax Proposed by Democrats Read the rest of this entry »

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Autos, Bank of America, Ben Bernanke, Citigroup, Fed, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds

Goldman talking to big shareholders about pay; Lewis makes good on his promise to pay off TARP before he exits; Sanders throws up roadblock to Bernanke confirmation; Barclays planning salary increases; NY Fed’s Sack on Fed balance sheet risk; IRS on the hunt for Stanford investor tax cheats; GM may be stuck with Whitacre as chief for a while; Golf swinger Tiger Woods / Elin pre-nup mulligan?

Posted by WSF On December - 3 - 2009
  • Goldman Takes Offensive on Pay
  • Lewis and TARP
  • Bernanke confirmation hits new hurdle
  • Barclays Said to Plan Salary Increases, Lower Bonuses
  • NY Fed’s Sack: Larger Fed Balance Sheet Does Have More Risk
  • Stanford Offshore Investors Suspected of Cheating IRS on Taxes
  • Comcast Gains Majority Stake in NBC With GE Venture
  • GM’s CEO Search Won’t Be Easy Ride
  • Pay Limit May Hinder Search for a G.M. Chief Read the rest of this entry »

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Bank of America, Barclays, Ben Bernanke, Compensation, Fed, Goldman Sachs, Ken Lewis, Politics

Breaking up is hard to do: B of A having more problems rounding up a CEO; Bernanke said to have support by Banking panel majority; SEC getting busy with more insider trading probes; TARP warrant auctions on tap; Henderson ousted; Rothstein charged in $1.2B Ponzi scheme; Merrill sued; FTC studying aid to news organizations; Poll shows November consumer pessimism

Posted by WSF On December - 2 - 2009

  • BofA Breakup Is New Snag in CEO Hunt
  • Bernanke to defend his record and the Fed’s
  • Bernanke Has Support of Majority of Senators on Banking Panel
  • SEC Steps Up Insider-Trading Probes
  • U.S. Taxpayers May Reap $3.17 Billion in TARP Warrant Auctions
  • GM fires CEO Henderson. The board wants an outsider.
  • Rothstein Charged in Ponzi Scheme
  • Wells Fargo to shut 122 branches in state
  • Merrill Sued by Client in Hong Kong Over $13 Million in Losses Read the rest of this entry »

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Autos, Bank of America, Ben Bernanke, Fed, Insider Trading, Revolving Door, SEC

Obama’s AIG headache; Pinpointing when Madoff’s scam started key to loss calculations; Madoff trustee’s big fee bill; Hedge funds, others trapped in Lehman closer to getting $$$; Fed said to be looking for deTARPing plans; Apollo still looking for NYSE listing; Nomura fined over mismarking; If Murdoch papers, others bolt to Bing, will Google take a hit?; GM return plan “a scam”?

Posted by WSF On November - 24 - 2009
  • AIG’s Rescue Bedevils U.S.
  • Start Date Is Critical in Ponzi Plan
  • Madoff liquidator seeks fees of $22.1m
  • Fed Said to Ask Stress-Tested Banks to Submit Plans on TARP
  • Billions in Lehman accounts unfrozen
  • Black’s Apollo Revives Plan for New York Stock Exchange Listing
  • U.K. Bankers Chafe Under the Microscope
  • Nomura Fined $2.9 Million for Mis-marking Derivatives
  • Murdoch courts trouble if he blocks Google on news Read the rest of this entry »

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AIG, Bernie Madoff, Carl Icahn, Casinos, Fed, Fees, Legal, Politics

Goldman Sachs bonuses now said to be coming under assault from large shareholders; SEC must fix the way it chooses who to investigate; Former Pequot guy told his therapist he was fired after he stopped providing tips to Samberg; Tough day at the office for Geithner; Commodities on record pace for inflows; Senator Giuliani?; Oprah waving goodbye to network tv in ‘11; Zucker on Leno move

Posted by WSF On November - 20 - 2009

  • Goldman Holders Miffed at Bonuses
  • SEC told to improve ways it chooses probe targets
  • Pequot Worker Told Therapist That Samberg Sought Tips
  • House Attacks Fed, Treasury
  • Commodities to Get Record $60 Billion, Barclays Says
  • Giuliani Said to Consider Run for U.S. Senate Over Governorship
  • Problem mortgages hit new high at 14 percent
  • GM Says Auto Sales Rate May Be 10.8 Million in Sign of Recovery
  • Zucker Says He Regrets Focus on Margins in Leno Shift
  • Winfrey’s long goodbye Read the rest of this entry »

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Autos, Bonuses, Compensation, GM, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, Politics

Bernie & Ruth’s personal loot fetches $900K; Did B of A strong arm Uncle Sam into making Merrill loans?; Lots of hedge funds still below high water mark and won’t get paid; Fixed income the key to UBS turnaround?; Deutsche Bank CEO on global banking regulation; Gold hits another record; GM paying some of it’s debt back (but it’s only a drop in the bucket)

Posted by WSF On November - 16 - 2009

  • Madoff’s ‘Prisoner’ Watch, Mets Jacket Boost $900,000 N.Y. Sale
  • Madoff’s ill-gotten gains sold off
  • Bank of temerity
  • Hedge Funds Struggle
  • UBS’s Debt Trading, Cause of Near Collapse, Is Key for Revival
  • Deutsche Bank CEO Calls For Careful Global Bank Regulation
  • Gold hits record on weak dollar, technical momentum
  • JPMorgan Said to Be in Talks to Buy Remainder of Cazenove Stake
  • Sands to Put Macau Focus On Foreigner
  • GM Said to Repay Government $6.7 Billion Sooner Than Required Read the rest of this entry »

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Bank of America, Bernie Madoff, Hedge funds, Legal

Uncle Sam, take your job and shove it, who needs the aggravation?: New AIG CEO may quit only 3 months in; Price slashed by $1M on Madoff’s NYC Pad; Picower’s widow wants a deal; Ambac, MBIA the latest to need taxpayers’ helping hand?; Blankfein defending Goldman pay again; Fed’s Fischer warns of possible low growth into ‘11; GM CEO says they can repay loans (we’re not holding our breath)

Posted by WSF On November - 11 - 2009

  • AIG’s Benmosche Threatens to Jump Ship
  • Madoff Former NYC Penthouse Gets $1 Million Price Cut
  • Picower’s Widow Seeks Madoff Trustee Deal After Filing of Will
  • Goldman chief defends employees’ pay
  • Ambac, MBIA Tumble as Losses May Overwhelm Bond Insurers
  • Fed’s Fisher Says Growth May Be Suboptimal Into 2011
  • Dodd’s reform plan takes aim at the Fed Read the rest of this entry »

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AIG, Bonuses, Compensation, Goldman Sachs, Lloyd Blankfein, Politics, Revolving Door

B of A’s general counsel in legal hot water over Merrill deal advice?; Blankfein and Dimon had tête-à-têtes with pay czar Feinberg; Corzine gets the boot as NJ governor; Reid noncommittal on health care bill this year; Frank wants to out firms thought to pose systemic risk; Buffett wants FNM tax credits too; Discover survey suggests lower holiday spending plans

Posted by WSF On November - 4 - 2009

  • BofA’s counsel had no ‘legal’ authority in Merrill deal
  • Blankfein, Dimon Met Feinberg Ahead of Pay Order, Records Show
  • Christie Ousts Corzine in N.J. Governor’s Race
  • Reid Won’t Commit to Passing Health Bill This Year
  • Frank Says Measure Will Require Naming Risky Firms
  • Buffett joins Goldman bid for Fannie Mae tax credits
  • Buffett’s Lower Burlington Breakup Fee Shows Confidence in Deal
  • US sen. asks health insurers about small businesses Read the rest of this entry »

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Compensation, Goldman Sachs, JPM Chase, Jamie Dimon, Lloyd Blankfein, Politics

Last banker out the TARP banks doors turn out the lights! — how will taxpayers get paid back if the talent bails as they surely will?; Lobbyists said to abound at Citigroup despite taxpayer ownership; CIT and Goldman said to have a deal; The turnaround at Apollo, tensions with Calpers?; Limits on auto execs pay; Nokia sues Apple; Fortune slashes number of issues

Posted by WSF On October - 23 - 2009
  • Wall Street Reacts With Skepticism, Anger on Moves to Cut Pay
  • Pay Master Navigated Some Conflicting Demands
  • Fed Hits Banks With Sweeping Pay Limits
  • Citigroup Taxpayer Ownership Doesn’t Prevent Lobbying
  • CIT and Goldman Strike a Deal on Debt
  • Apollo Pulls Off a Turnaround With Funds
  • After a Decade-Plus Together, Calpers Reviews Apollo Ties Read the rest of this entry »

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SEC wants B of A jury trial; David Einhorn and Bill Ackman placing short bets; Vikram Pandit breathing easier?; Lessons for Pay Czar; Goldman: Unemployment rate to 10.5% by end of ‘10?; Pimco, Baupost said to bail on CIT Bondholder committee; Ex Deutsche Bankers starting distressed fund; GM falling short of goals?; Volkswagen sees auto recovery a long way off

Posted by WSF On October - 8 - 2009
  • BofA to face 12 angry taxpayers in trial: SEC
  • Selling US short
  • Citigroup’s Pandit Said to Receive Positive Review From Egon
  • No longer a Vik-tim (Ed: Gotta love the Post’s headlines!)
  • In Merrill’s Failed Plan, Lessons for Pay Czar
  • JPMorgan, Goldman Profit Probably Rose as Citigroup Lost Again
  • Frank’s Plan Criticized As Too Lax Read the rest of this entry »

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The big question: Who will be Ken Lewis’ successor; his resignation letter to the troops; Tension at JPM: NY vs London investment banking; Forbes super rich listers are less rich; CIT prepack option; KKR finally goes public; ‘Comcast deal for NBC Universal’ denied; Leno guest pool smaller thanks to rival networks?

Posted by WSF On October - 1 - 2009
  • For Bank of America’s Dealmaker, One Deal Too Many?
  • Ken Lewis farewell memo
  • He’s not even cold
  • A look at potential successors to Lewis
  • Lewis departure catches BofA board off guard
  • J.P. Morgan Hopes to Heal N.Y.-London Lacerations
  • Super rich are $300 billion lighter
  • CIT Draws Up Bankruptcy Option Read the rest of this entry »

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John Mack favors worldwide uber-regulator; Reports ream SEC; FDIC to be in red til 2012?; Fed’s Plosser says its not time for policiy shift; Hedge funds sweet on sugar; Clock ticking for CIT, Barclays, Citi offer them financing; JP Morgan shuffle; FDIC fees for 4 banks including B of A could top $10B; States’ tax revenues slide; GM ends short lived Ebay online sales experiment

Posted by WSF On September - 30 - 2009
  • Morgan Stanley’s Mack Proposes Single Global Bank Regulator
  • In Harsh Reports on S.E.C.’s Fraud Failures, a Watchdog Urges Sweeping Changes
  • Bank-Bailout Fund Faces Years in Red as Failures Jolt System
  • Fed’s Plosser: Not time yet to shift policy
  • Hedge funds find new sweet spot in sugar
  • J.P. Morgan Shuffles Executives
  • CIT in Last-Ditch Rescue Bid
  • Citi, Barclays offer financing to CIT Read the rest of this entry »

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Citigroup wants to deTARP (someday), but Parsons give a date, stock sale on tap?; Ya, right: Geithner saying across-the-board tax increases not inevitable?; B of A rebound to beat forecasts?; Another slap down for B of A’s Merrill settlement with SEC; Obama plays to a tough Wall Street crowd; NY State says Lehman owes $1.2B in taxes; Wells Fargo fires exec who partied in foreclosed home

Posted by WSF On September - 15 - 2009
  • Parsons Says Citigroup Will Be Able to Repay
  • U.S. Said to Explore Selling Off Its Citigroup Stock
  • U.S. Treasury Sec says tax increases not likely
  • Bank of America CEO Says Rebound May Beat Forecasts
  • SEC suffers further humiliation over BofA
  • Bank of America Ruling Leaves SEC With Few Options for Pursuit
  • A Tough Crowd on Wall Street
  • For Obama, a Chance to Reform the Street Is Fading
  • New York State Says Bankrupt Lehman Owes $1.2 Billion in Tax Read the rest of this entry »

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Blow the dust off your resumes! Morgan Stanley saud to be hiring!; Depleted FDIC looks for bank buyers; Fed assets increase 2.3%; The rich get richer? Not anymore; Biovail lawsuit against SAC Capital finally thrown out; AIG throws water on Madoff lawsuit; Switzerland sells UBS stake for tidy profit; Under water mortgages hit record high; Chicago Cubs definitive sale agreement near

Posted by WSF On August - 21 - 2009
  • Morgan Stanley In Hiring Push To Jump-Start Trading
  • F.D.I.C. Seeks to Attract More Buyers of Banks
  • Fed Assets Increase 2.3% on Buying of MBS, Treasuries
  • Rise of the Super-Rich Hits a Sobering Wall
  • Biovail Suit Against SAC Capital Thrown Out by Judge
  • AIG Says Madoff Suit Without Merit
  • Switzerland Sells Stake in UBS for a Profit Read the rest of this entry »

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Sounds like short sellers could get screwed under new SEC proposal; Swiss government to sell UBS Stake?; Executive pay case goes to SCOTUS; New $AIG CEO gets salary of $6,999,999 more than his predecessor Credit Suisse broker convicted; Cash for Clunkers: Toyota passes GM; GM adding shifts; Terminator producers sue hedge fund; Spielberg gets $$$ for new studio

Posted by WSF On August - 18 - 2009
  • S.E.C. Floats a Short-Selling Proposal
  • Swiss government ready to sell UBS stake: report
  • Supreme Court to Hear Case on Executive Pay
  • Fed Says Banks Tightened Lending in Second Quarter
  • Stanford warnings ignored, US senators are told
  • Benmosche Gets $7 Million Salary to Take on AIG Turnaround Task
  • Jury Finds Butler Did It Read the rest of this entry »

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Most economists want more of Bernanke; Atticus closing flagship, high water mark said to not be a factor (Ya, right); JP Morgan puts 23 properties on the block; Lehman swap agreement case outcome may have broad implications; New FSA bonus rules; Bernie Madoff lieutenant sings like a bird; despite a deal, the judge doesn’t grant bail; New GM Volt’s 230 mpg

Posted by WSF On August - 12 - 2009
  • Economists Call for Bernanke to Stay, Say Recession Is Over
  • Feinberg’s Pay Decisions May Set the Template for Wall Street
  • Atticus closes flagship fund
  • Feeling Roomy, J.P. Morgan Shops Its Space
  • Lehman Contract to Test Billions of Dollars of Swaps
  • FSA Rules Seek to Rein in Risky Bonuses at U.K. Banks Read the rest of this entry »

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NY State claiming bankrupt Lehman owes it $627M in taxes; Flash orders facing extinction?; Economists up 2H GDP forecasts; Centaurus’ John Arnold expected to urge gas market changes; Citadel to return $$$; Four of top clunker deal cars are foreign; GM looks to defend market share; NJ credit outlook cut; Trump deal challenge?; Paula Abdul leaving American Idol (at least as of now)

Posted by WSF On August - 5 - 2009
  • New York Seeks Millions in Tax From Lehman
  • Ban on Flash Orders Is Considered by SEC
  • Economists Upgrade Second-Half GDP Forecasts
  • Two Traders Will Urge Changes in Gas Market
  • Citadel to Return $250 Million After Funds Gain 44%
  • Sontag Said to Leave Merrill as Krawcheck Is Hired
  • Gruebel Says Fixing UBS’s Investment Bank May Take Until 2010 Read the rest of this entry »

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With so many Goldman haters out there, Blankfein tells employees to lay low, spend less; AIG has a new CEO; TARP profits?; Gas prices on the rise, threatening recovery; B of A succession: Let the jockeying begin!; Madoff victims pissed off over Trustee fees; Trump may be back in control at Trump Entertainment Resorts

Posted by WSF On August - 4 - 2009
  • Goldman Princes Told: Spend Like Paupers
  • AIG Selects Ex-Chief of MetLife as CEO
  • FDIC warns banks may need more home equity reserves
  • TARP profit claim bugs skeptics
  • Pump prices are on the rise
  • Bank of America Pays $33 Million to Settle Merrill Bonus Charges
  • Bank of America Hires Former Top Citigroup Executive
  • Bank of America CEO Scrum Begins as Lewis Revamps Management Read the rest of this entry »

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Executive compensation bill passes in the House; A look at how Goldman and BlackRock went to great lengths to win a PBGC money management contract (revoked on 7/20); Microsoft and Yahoo finally do a deal (bet $YHOO is wishing they could turn back the clock); No comment from Phibro after Obama decries pay package as “out of whack”; Oil Speculation limits?; $GM angling for more money from Uncle Sam?; Station Casinos Chapter 11

Posted by WSF On July - 29 - 2009
  • House Panel Passes Bill to Set Rules on Executive Compensation
  • How Firms Wooed a U.S. Agency With Billions to Invest
  • Microsoft, Yahoo! Change Search Landscape
  • Phibro mum after White House slams reported $100 million payday
  • Oil Speculation Limits Weighed
  • Stanford Receiver Seeks Clawback of $925 Million Read the rest of this entry »

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