- WaMu Chief Killinger Didn’t Trust Goldman Sachs, E-Mails Show
- Blankfein, Dimon Urged by White House to Stop Fighting Rules Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Politics, WAMU, Washington Mutual
- JPMorgan Profit Rises 55% on Trading, Beats Analysts’ Estimates
- U.S. bank chief mobbed by angry borrowers
- Soros Says Risk of Greek ‘Death Spiral’ Remains
- Morgan Stanley Said to Lose 61% on Real Estate Fund
- M Stanley warns of $5.4bn property losses
- Sale of ResCap a flop
- Tiger Woods Enters June’s U.S. Open at Pebble Beach Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: George Soros, Greece, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, mortgages, Real Estate, Sovereign debt, Tiger Woods
- Lehman Channeled Risks Through ‘Alter Ego’ Firm
- Dimon’s Syracuse Commencement Speech Fought in Student Petition
- Morgan Stanley CEO calls for partnering with regulators and legislators
- Galleon Insider Case Widens
- AIG ’strongly objects’ to pay tsar’s restrictions on executive pay-outs
- Donald Trump Beats Carl Icahn in Bankruptcy Battle for Casinos
- Consumer Reports calls Lexus GX460 unsafe
- Twitter to Start Rolling Out Advertising Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Accounting gimmicks, AIG, Autos, Carl Icahn, Casinos, Compensation, Donald Trump, Galleon, Insider Trading, James Gorman, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley, Pay czar, Raj Rajaratnam, Toyota, Twitter
- Big Banks Mask Risk Levels
- Wall Street Bonus Tax Should Be Considered, Liu Says
- Los Angeles Faces Threat of Insolvency
- Hedge Funds Rose 2.7% in March, Strongest Month Since September
- Citi’s ex-grandees strain to keep cool
- Citigroup executives apologize for not averting financial crisis
- Judge Faults Prosecutors in ‘Squawk Box’ Case
- Tiger Woods Shoots His Best Masters First Round; Couples Leads Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Accounting games, Bank of America, Bob Rubin, Bonuses, Chuck Prince, Citigroup, Compensation, Goldman Sachs, Golf, Hedge funds, JP Morgan, Los Angeles, Morgan Stanley, Municipal debt, Tiger Woods, Windowdressing
- JP Morgan’s Dimon Regrets Using FDIC Guarantee Program
- Fed Opens the Books on Bear, AIG Toxic Assets
- Jobless Rate Will Stay ‘Unacceptably’ High: Geithner
- Ivy Asset Draws Probe Over Roles With Madoff
- Seven Charged in Inside-Trade Ring at Banks’ Printers
- General Growth Files $6.55 Billion Plan to Exit Bankruptcy
- Amazon Gives Way On E-Book Pricing Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AIG, Amazon, Andrew Cuomo, Apple, Bear Stearns, Bernie Madoff, FDIC, Insider Trading, iPad, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, Kindle, NY Fed, Tim Geithner, Toxic assets, U.S.. Treasury, unemployment
- FDIC Stands Between J.P. Morgan and a WaMu Payoff
- M. Stanley to underwrite US’s Citi stock sale-CNBC
- Greece to Issue Seven-Year Bond
- Dubai World guarantees revealed
- AIG Unit Feels Effects of Pay Limits
- Junk bonds sell in record volumes Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AIG, Bonuses, Citigroup, Compensation, Dubai, FDIC, Greece, JP Morgan, Junk Bonds, Morgan Stanley, Politics, Revolving Door, Sovereign debt, Sovereign wealth funds, TARP, tax refunds
- UBS’s U.S. Brokerage Unit Said to Fire Almost 200 Workers
- Lehman Examiner’s Report Misleading, Lawyers Say
- Bernanke says Fed is receptive to selling security holdings
- Greek aid plan wins backing
- Euro Rises From 10-Month Low as Trichet Welcomes Greek Solution
- JPMorgan, Lehman, UBS Named as Conspirators in Muni Bid-Rigging
- Ex-Cazenove, UBS Workers Said to Face Charges in Trading Probe Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Bankruptcy, Barclays, Cazenove, Euro, Greece, JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers, Municipal Bonds, Newspapers, Radioshack, Revolving Door, Sovereign debt, UBS
- Tax-Break Battle Flares
- States Sue to Block Health Law
- Corzine to lead MF Global
- Moffat to Waive Indictment in Galleon Case
- AIG Increases Compensation for Most Top Managers Who Remained
- GMAC Said to Plan Sale of U.S. Factoring Unit to Wells Fargo
- Greece woes push euro to 10-month low
- New Jersey Cuts Workers’ Benefits Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AIG, Economic stimulus, Euro, Galleon, GMAC, Insider Trading, Jon Corzine, JP Morgan, Lawsuit, MF Global, Obamacare, Raj Rajaratnam, Revolving Door, tax refunds
- Greenspan Concedes That the Fed Failed to Gauge the Bubble
- Rival warned regulators over Lehman
- JPMorgan also used accounting gimmick
- SEC welcomes Lehman report as ‘helpful’
- Lehman estate fight with Barclays escalates
- Speculators seen increasing Greek borrowing costs
- CFTC Gensler: Determined To Reform OTC Market
- Trichet backs tougher CDS regulation
- Palm Narrows Loss, but Phone Sales Drop Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Accounting games, Alan Greenspan, Bankruptcy, CDS, Fed, Greece, Hedge funds, JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Palm, SEC, Sovereign debt
- ‘Sinister’ German Plan Aimed at Funds, Analysts Say
- Lenny: error by bank
- Dodd’s Chief Counsel Bought Financial Stocks During 2008 Crisis Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Christopher Dodd, Currencies, Germany, Hedge funds, JP Morgan, Lawsuit, Lenny Dykstra, speculators, Spies
- Moody’s Warning Weighs on Futures
- Goldman Sachs Demands Derivatives Collateral It Won’t Dish Out
- Sen. Dodd to introduce plan to overhaul financial regulatory system
- AIG Said to Cut Bonuses by $21 Million to Meet Feinberg Mandate
- UBS Sees Turnaround in 2010
- Tests fail to duplicate acceleration problem in Prius Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AAA, AIG, CDS, Financial Overhaul, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, JP Morgan, Moody's, Politics, rating agencies, Sovereign debt, UBS
- Citigroup’s Pandit Said to Plan to Thank Taxpayers for Bailout
- Pandit Returns to Capitol’s Hot Seat
- Obama Sends ‘Volcker Rule’ Proposal on Bank Trading to Congress
- JPMorgan Tops Goldman in Investment Banking as Fees Swell 13%
- Scandal-stained Rangel quits post
- Geithner Adviser Sachs Plans to Resign as Banking Crisis Wanes
- Nissan to Recall Over 500,000 Cars Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Autos, bailout, Barack Obama, Charlie Rangel, Citigroup, Ethlly challenged politicians, Fees, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Nissan, Politics, recalls, TARP, Tim Geithner, U.S.. Treasury, Vikram Pandit
- Billionaire hedge funder, wife tossed anti-gay slurs at employee, forced him to live like pig: suit – NY Daily News
- JP Morgan suspends analyst after Asda ‘ruse’
- Former Fed Chairman Volcker Favors Increasing Retirement Age
- Jeffrey Gundlach’s ex-clients at TCW face choice Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Harbinger, Hedge funds, JP Morgan, Paul Volcker, Phil Falcone, Retirement, sexual harassment
- Wall St. Helped to Mask Debt Fueling Europe’s Crisis
- Greece refuses EU austerity measures demand
- Barclays Soars as Profit Doubles; Varley Shuns Bonus
- Bayh’s Retirement Adds to U.S. Senate Democrats’ List of Woes
- JPMorgan Said Near to $1.7 Billion Purchase of RBS Sempra Units
- Cost of Dubai default insurance rises sharply
- Fed’s Bear Stearns portfolio value falls
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Tags: Barclays, Bear Stearns, Bob Diamond, Bonuses, Compensation, Dubai, Evan Bayh, Fed, Goldman Sachs, Greece, JP Morgan, Off Balance Sheet Financing, Politics
“Obama doesn’t begrudge bonuses” to Lloyd and Jamie? Not so fast — he was taken out of context; Jeffrey Immelt has a different recollection of events than Hank Paulson; Milkshake murderess’ conviction overturned
On February - 11 - 2010
- Bloomberg Xs & O
- Immelt Disagrees With Paulson’s Memory of September ’08 Talks
- Kissel’s Murder Conviction Overturned by Hong Kong High Court Share Business Exchange Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: bailout, Barack Obama, Bonuses, Compensation, GE, Goldman Sachs, Henry Paulson, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, Lloyd Blankfein, Murders, Robert Kissel, Scandal, U.S.. Treasury
- Dimon receives $10m shares
- Cuomo charges BofA, ex-CEO with fraud; SEC settles
- Senators Propose 50% Bonus Tax on Banks That Got Bailout Funds
- Cost of Insuring Greek Debt Soars
- SEC Charges State Street Over Subprime Mortgage Investments
- Japan Transport Min: Toyota Mulling Recall Prius Recall
- Euro-Zone Debt Worries Hit Stocks And Euro Again Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Andrew Cuomo, Bank of America, Bonuses, CDS, Compensation, Goldman Sachs, Greece, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, Ken Lewis, Lloyd Blankfein, Politics, SEC, Sovereign debt
- Geithner to Testify Jan. 27 About AIG E-Mail Exchange
- U.S. financial crisis panel to call Greenspan, Cox
- Citigroup plans to cap cash bonuses
- JPMorgan fourth-quarter profits soar
- FDIC blames Federal Reserve for severity of financial crisis
- Bankers’ fury at levy on US subsidiaries
- Dodd Said to Weigh Dropping Consumer Agency From Overhaul Plan Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AIG, Alan Greenspan, Barack Obama, Bonuses, Chris Cox, Compensation, FDIC, Intel, JP Morgan, Politics, retailers, SEC, Sheila Bair, Taxes, Tim Geithner, U.S.. Treasury
- Banks Brace for Bailout Fee
- JPMorgan’s Dimon defends bank’s pay policy
- SEC broadens charges on Bank of America
- Bank Is in Talks to Settle State Claims Over Merrill
- N.Y.’s Cuomo Seeks Bonus Data From Bailed-Out Banks
- SEC Should Probe NY Fed Staff Over AIG, Senator Says
- Pandit Shakes Up Citi’s Upper Ranks
- Federal Reserve earned $45 billion in 2009 Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AIG, Andrew Cuomo, Bank of America, Banks, Barack Obama, Citigroup, Deck shair reshuffling; Ponzi schemes, Fed, Fees, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers, Politics, Pound of flesh; SEC, TARP, Vikram Pandit
- Goldman Sachs Weighs Requirement for Charity
- Banks Brace for Bonus Fury
- Geithner Has Support of Obama, Democratic Lawmakers, Aides Say
- U.S. Bankers Are Fed Up With British Regulations
- Corzine Leaves $8 Billion Gap as N.J. Governor Readies Exit
- Dubai’s First Foreclosure May Open Floodgates in Worst Market
- Dimon Leading Dividend Race Pandit Sweats in New Test for Banks
- Goldman Looks to Crash ETF Party Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AIG, Bonuses, Compensation, Dubai, Goldman Sachs, Jamie Dimon, Jon Corzine, JP Morgan, Movies, Tim Geithner, TV, U.S. Treasury
- 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
- Morgan Stanley to Overhaul Pay Plan
- Bonus tax on banks shapes JPMorgan plans
- The Man Who Wired Silicon Valley
- BofA Merrill back on track with new blue-chip clients
- Biggs, Faber Predict Dollar Rally as S&P 500 Extends 67% Surge
- U.S. central bank pushes for new exit tool Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Bank of America, Bonuses, Compensation, Galleon, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, IPOs, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Raj Rajaratnam
- Senate Passes Legislation to Overhaul U.S. Health-Care System
- Master of risk who did God’s work for Goldman Sachs but won it little love
- Dimon, Blankfein, Mack Among First to Testify at Crisis Panel
- Senate Votes to Increase U.S. Debt Ceiling by $290 Billion
- Barclays’ Bob Diamond reveals £5m share disposal
- Morgan Stanley Appoints 212 New Managing Directors
- Grassley puts pressure on Treasury in tax dispute
- Buffett’s back, Billionaire looks to lock up GMAC’s ResCap Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Alexis Glick, Bad Legislation, Barack Obama, Barclays, Bob Diamond, Citigroup, FBN, Goldman Sachs, Health Care, Jamie Dimon, John Mack, JP Morgan, Lloyd Blankfein, Morgan Stanley, National Debt, Politics, Warren Buffett
- Darling lines up assault on bonuses
- Pre-Budget Report: Darling plans windfall tax on bank bonuses
- Banks criticise plans for windfall tax on bonuses
- Estimated TARP Cost Is Cut by $200 Billion
- Citigroup in race to repay bail-out funds
- Dimon Guesses Right on Warrant Pricing
- Kuwait sells Citigroup stake for $4.1 billion
- Fresh Pay Skirmish Erupts at AIG Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: AIG, Bonuses, Citigroup, Compensation, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, TARP, Taxes, UK
- Jamie Dimon seen as good fit for Treasury
- BofA May Name Stopgap Chief If Board Needs More Time for Search
- Goldman’s Response to Questions About A.I.G.
- UK: Top bank traders face pay disclosure
- Investment Firm Splits in Two Over Internal Rifts
- Microsoft, News Corp. In Early Talks On Web Deal
- Would Bing switch really dent Google?
- G.E. and Vivendi Halt Talks Over Stake in NBC Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Bank of America, Bonuses, Compensation, Goldman Sachs, Google, Hedge funds, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, Ken Lewis, Microsoft, Tim Geithner, U.S. Treasury
- Whitney Says Goldman Sachs Lost ‘Tremendous’ Talent
- Small Businesses Turn to Goldman
- New Link Seen in Galleon Insider-Trading Case
- Geithner: ‘The credit crunch is not over’
- A Hedge-Fund King Comes Under Siege
- Lehman Brothers Creditors File $824 Billion in Claims
- Thain self be true
- Morgan Stanley’s Mack Welcomes Regulation by Fed Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Autos, Bank of America, Bankruptcy, Chrysler, Citadel, Credit Crunch, Fed, Galleon, Gold, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, John Thain, JP Morgan, Ken Griffin, Lehman Brothers, Meredith Whitney, Merrill Lynch, Politics, Raj Rajratnam, Revolving Door, Tim Geithner
