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More Galleon witnesses were wired; Smarter money: Just as it was with short sellers, now it’s all CDS traders’ fault’ Barclays wants U.S. retail bank; Dubai World debt talks progress; More preying on Madoff victims; Business Coalition getting more vocal in Obamacare opposition; SEC economist said to be leaving after Short Sale rules conflict; Apollo said to be buying Citigroup real estate unit; Google launches web apps store

Posted by WSF On March - 10 - 2010

More Wore Wires in Bid to Investigate Inside Trades in Galleon Case
Swaps Come Under Fire
Barclays on the Hunt for a U.S. Retail Bank
Dubai Made Progress in Debt Talks, U.K. Minister Says
Internet hustlers go after Madoff victims
Obama’s Health-Care Push Gets Challenge From Business Coalition
SEC Economist Leaving Amid Short-Sale Rules Conflict Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Barack Obama, Barclays, Bernie Madoff, CDS, Citigroup, Dubai World, Galleon, Google, Hedge funds, Insider Trading, Obamacare, Politics, Raj Rajaratnam, SEC, Short selling

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Morgan Stanley’s Roach sees China bubble talk as “overblown”; Greece PM to press Obama to curb those nasty speculators (as if THEY’RE the problem); Nomura’s golden handcuffs on ex-Lehman bankers will soon expire; Madoff’s victims who don’t like loss calculations can appeal to 2nd Circuit; Employers still nervous about hiring; Amazon DKs Colorado affiliates over tax issue

Posted by WSF On March - 9 - 2010

Morgan Stanley’s Roach Sees ‘False Alarm’ on China
Greece to Press U.S. to Crack Down on ‘Speculators’
Lehman Bankers’ Lock-Ins to Expire at Nomura
Madoff victims may appeal directly to 2nd Circuit
Employers still skittish on hiring
Amazon cuts off Colo. affiliates because of tax Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Amazon, Barack Obama, Bernie Madoff, Bubbles, China, Greece, Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley, Nomura, Politics, Taxes

Barack Obama, Bernie Madoff

Citigroup’s Pandit blowing a kiss to taxpayers as he goes to DC for more testimony; Obama still hoping Volcker Rule gets passed; JP Morgan beat Goldman in the ‘09 battle of investment banking fees; Ethically challenged Rangel finally steps down as committee head (now he just needs to get the boot from congress); Geithner adviser plans exit; Nissan the latest to recall cars

Posted by WSF On March - 4 - 2010

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

Autos, Barack Obama, Citigroup, Fees, Goldman Sachs, JPM Chase, Politics, Tim Geithner, Vikram Pandit, investment banking

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 »

Tags: AIG, Autos, CDS, Enron, GM, GMAC, Jeff Skilling, Politics, SCOTUS, Sovereign debt, TARP, Toyota, Wards of the State

AIG, Autos

Warren Buffett’s annual tome out tomorrow; Hedge funds balking at reducing the 2/20 fee model; Like Barclays, Nomura is banking from it’s Lehman asset buy; Charlie Rangel guilty of some House rules violations per Ethics Committee, but what about those tax charges?

Posted by WSF On February - 26 - 2010

Buffett letter has big audience as Berkshire bulges
Hedge funds shy away from lowering fees
Lehman swoop reaps rewards for Nomura
Charles Rangel accepted Caribbean trips against House laws, Ethics Committee rules Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Berkshire Hathaway, Charlie Rangel, Ethically challenged politicians, Hedge funds, Lehman Brothers, Nomura, Politics, Warren Buffett

Hedge funds, Politics, Warren Buffett

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 »

Tags: Apple, Autos, Bankruptcy, Ben Bernanke, Bernie Madoff, Fed, GM, GMAC, Goldman Sachs, Greece, Politics, Sovereign debt, Spain, Steve Jobs, U.S.. Treasury

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

Changes on the way for Obama’s proposed bank fee?; Could Spain be the euro’s undoing?; National Highway Traffic Safety Administration takes knocks at Toyota hearing; SEC passes new short selling rules; Bernanke expects low interest rates for awhile; Plug may be pulled on Hummer after Chinese deal collapse

Posted by WSF On February - 25 - 2010

Obama’s $90 Billion Bank Fee May Be Revised by Panel
The Euro’s Next Battleground: Spain
At Toyota hearings, auto safety agency feels the heat
Hoping to prevent stock meltdowns, SEC passes short-selling rules
Fed chief Bernanke expects extended hold on interest rates
Hummer Faces Shutdown After Chinese Sale Collapses Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Autos, Banks, Barack Obama, Ben Bernanke, Euro, Fed, Greece, Interest Rates, Politics, SEC, Short selling, Spain, Toyota

Autos, Banks, Barack Obama, Ben Bernanke, Fed, Interest Rates, SEC, Short selling

So much for Obama’s ‘Volcker Rule’; Citi looking to dump hedge fund business; Hedge fund assets slumped $2.85B in January; UK’s FSA says hedge funds aren’t so risky from leverage perspective; Trump vs Icahn in Atlantic City

Posted by WSF On February - 24 - 2010

‘Volcker Rule’ Stalls in Senate
Citi in Talks to Sell Hedge-Fund Business
Hedge Funds Don’t Pose ‘Destabilizing Risk,’ FSA Says
Hedge-Fund Assets Fell $2.85 Billion in January as Stocks Fell
Trump Argues Name Can’t Be Used By Icahn for Casinos Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Activists, Atlant City, Barack Obama, Carl Icahn, Casinos, Citigroup, Donald Trump, Hedge funds, Paul Volcker, Politics

Barack Obama, Carl Icahn, Citigroup, Donald Trump, Hedge funds, Politics

Discount rate hike a signal of lower bank profits to come?; New Dodd financial overhaul bill coming next week; Toyota president will testify before congress; AIG scotches plan to sell derivatives portfolio; Allen Sanford wants SEC fraud lawsuit dismissed; Blackstone joining GGP bid?; States face big retiree benefit shortfall

Posted by WSF On February - 19 - 2010

Fed Move May Signal End to Easy Bank Profits
Dodd to Unveil Financial Overhaul Bill Next Week
Toyota’s Chief to Testify to U.S. Congress on Recalls
AIG drops plan to sell derivatives portfolio
Allen Stanford Asks Judge to Dismiss SEC Lawsuit Alleging Fraud
Blackstone Said to Consider Joining Simon’s GGP Bid
States short $1 trillion to fund retiree benefits Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: AIG, Allen Stanford, Autos, Banks, Blackstone Group, Discount rate, Fed, Politics, SEC, Toyota

AIG, Allen Stanford, Autos, Banks, Fed, Politics, SEC

Greece: A new fire storm for Goldman; Greece and the EU at odds over bailout; Barclays’ Varley and Diamond won’t take bonuses; Evan Bayh bailing on the Senate, presidential aspirations?; JP Morgan said near deal to buy RBS unit; Fed’s Bear Stearns backstop is in the red

Posted by WSF On February - 16 - 2010

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 Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Barclays, Bear Stearns, Bob Diamond, Bonuses, Compensation, Dubai, Evan Bayh, Fed, Goldman Sachs, Greece, JP Morgan, Off Balance Sheet Financing, Politics

Barclays, Bear Stearns, Bonuses, Fed, Goldman Sachs, JPM Chase

Danielle Chiesi speaks, claims there’s no chance she’ll do time and says “it’s an honor and privilege” to stand with Rajaratnam; Hedge funds in a Euro shorting spree; Would Greece asking for help send the ‘wrong signal’?; Barclays CEO disses the Volcker Plan; Judge questioning B of A SEC settlement (again), Price at peril?; UBS ups bonus pool by 34% (as its clients pull more money); Mired in Fannie and Freddie; Toyota recalling 437K hybrids

Posted by WSF On February - 9 - 2010

Confident Chiesi breaks silence
Galleon Tipper Goel Pleads Guilty, Says Rajaratnam Got Secrets
Traders in record bet against the euro
Greece Says Call for Aid Would Send ‘Worst Signal’
Barclays CEO Says U.S. Plans ‘Bad’ for Global Rules
Judge Questions Bank of America’s New Deal With S.E.C.
BofA’s Price may need to be sidelined
UBS Increases Bonus Pool 34% to 2.9 Billion Francs Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Autos, Bank of America, Barclays, Bonuses, Compensation, Currencies, Euro, Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac, Galleon, Greece, Hedge funds, Insider Trading, Politics, Raj Rajaratnam, recalls, SEC, Sovereign debt, Toyota, UBS

Autos, Barclays, Bonuses, Compensation, Hedge funds, Insider Trading, Politics, SEC

Still awaiting Lloyd Blankfein’s number, Jamie Dimon got $10M in shares; You’d think he was running for office or something: Cuomo charges BofA and Lewis even as SEC settles; Fanning populist fires, beseiged Senators propose big Bailout Banks bonus tax; Greek CDS soars; SEC charges, settles with State Street

Posted by WSF On February - 5 - 2010

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

Bank of America, Banks, Bonuses, Compensation, Goldman Sachs, JPM Chase, Jamie Dimon, Lloyd Blankfein, Politics, Taxes

The spotlight is on Paul Volcker; Will banks find ways around the “Volcker Rule”?; CDS on Euro banks rising; UK’s Madoff Securities won’t face criminal charges; Madoff lieutenant giving up his home; Free checking at Citi through 2010; NY Senator Chuck Schumer’s poll numbers sinking

Posted by WSF On February - 2 - 2010

Bankers in Davos Seek a United Message on Volcker Rule
Banks Gear Up for a Battle
Volcker Looms Larger as Support for Bernanke Strengthens Ties
Volcker sees markets more fragile without reforms
Bank Debt Swaps Exceed Corporate Insurance by Most Since Lehman
Madoff Securities Won’t Face Charges in London Criminal Probe
Madoff Aide DiPascali Agrees To Forfeit Home, Personal Property
Citibank to Keep Free Checking Accounts Through 2010 Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Bernie Madoff, CDS, Chuck Schumer, Citigroup, Davos, Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac, Financial reform, Paul Volcker, Politics, Proprietary trading

Barclays, Bernie Madoff, CDS

$100M Bonus for Goldman’s Blankfein? Can $GS really be that tone deaf?; Morgan Stanley gonna hire lots of traders!; This year bankers were pariahs at Davos; Obama unveils new budget with record deficit, his new jobs bill might cost $100B; Citigroup selling Private Equity unit?; Pandit pins faith on growth in Europe; TARP’s Barofsky proes up 41% last Q

Posted by WSF On February - 1 - 2010

Goldman Sachs and the $100 million question
M Stanley to recruit hundreds of traders
Obama 2010 budget projects new record for deficit
Obama’s Jobs Bill May Cost $100 Billion, Spokesman Gibbs Says
Bankers at Davos Face Global Ire
Gorman aims to strike a balance
Citigroup Said to Plan Sale of $10 Billion Private-Equity Unit
Pandit puts faith in overseas growth strategy
TARP’s Barofsky Increased Probes 41 Percent in Fourth Quarter Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Amazon, Autos, Barack Obama, Bonuses, Citigroup, Compensation, Davos, Goldman Sachs, Jim Gorman, Lloyd Blankfein, Morgan Stanley, Neil Barofsky, Politics, TARP, Toyota, U.S. Budget, Vikram Pandit

Barack Obama, Bonuses, Citigroup, Compensation, Goldman Sachs, Lloyd Blankfein, Morgan Stanley

Bernanke wins, but Fed weakened?; Top bankers huddle at Davos; More on Greek debt concerns; AIG draws $2.4B more, most employees may accept smaller bonuses; Bank tax poses conundrum for NY Senators; Barclays claims Lehman owes them $3B

Posted by WSF On January - 29 - 2010

Bernanke May Have Harder Fight Defending Fed After Confirmation
Top Bankers Huddle on Regulation Talks
DAVOS: Bank Of America Is Not Too Big, Says CEO
Euro Falls to Six-Month Low Versus Dollar on Greek Debt Concern
Greek Debt Swap Counterparty Risk May ‘Spook’ Market
AIG Gets Strong Response on Bonus Cuts
AIG Draws $2.4 Billion From Fed Credit Line, Most Since October
Bank Tax Is Knotty Issue for New York’s Senators
Barclays Says Lehman Owes It $3 Billion on Brokerage Deal

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Tags: AIG, Bank of America, Barclays, Ben Bernanke, Bonuses, CDS, Compensation, Davos, Fed, Greece, Lehman Brothers, Politics, Sovereign debt

AIG, Bank of America, Barack Obama, Barclays, Ben Bernanke, Bonuses, CDS, Fed

Bernanke confirmation still a squeaker but White House is confident; Davos bankers vs Obama; UK’s Darling opposes Obama’s bank breakup plan; Goldman said to be limiting UK partners compensation; Barclays deferring top bonuses; More NY Fed / AIG controversy; Wal-Mart cutting 11K Sam’s club jobs, Tishman giving up on Stuyvesant Town; Avatar closing in on top grossing film

Posted by WSF On January - 25 - 2010

White House Is Confident Bernanke Will Be Confirmed
Davos bankers to lobby against Obama reforms
Darling reveals frustration over Obama bank plan
Goldman Said to Limit London Partners’ Compensation
Barclays to defer all top bonuses
AIG Analysis Reveals Bank Discussions
Wal-Mart to cut 11,200 jobs at Sam’s Club stores
Tishman Venture Gives Up Stuyvesant Project
Cameron’s ‘Avatar’ Becomes 2nd-Highest Grossing Movie Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: AIG, Barack Obama, Barclays, Ben Bernanke, Bonuses, Compensation, Davos, Economy, Fed, Goldman Sachs, job cuts, Movies, Politics, Real Estate, UK

AIG, Barack Obama, Barclays, Ben Bernanke, Bonuses, Compensation, Economy, Fed, Goldman Sachs, Real Estate, Revolving Door

Geithner tepid support for Obama’s new moves against banks?; Obama’s new plan doesn’t really make the financial system any safer; Roach says Obama is “bank bashing”; Banks drop in Europe over the new plan; Octopussy and six others indicted in Galleon insider trading case; Pelosi admits health bill is in trouble; Conan and NBC finally ink deal

Posted by WSF On January - 22 - 2010

Geithner reportedly wary on bank reform plan
Obama Bank Curbs May Not Leave U.S. Financial System Much Safer
Obama Plan May Cost Banks $13 Billion, JPMorgan Says
Goldman Sachs’ record profit is upstaged by Obama’s plan
Morgan Stanley’s Roach Says Obama Is ‘Bank Bashing’
Bank Stocks Down in Europe on Concerns Over Bank Plan
Seven People Indicted In Galleon Insider Trading Probe Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Bank bashing, Banks, Barack Obama, Financial reform, Galleon, Health car, insider trading; Obamacare, Politics, Raj Rajaratnam, Tim Geithner, U.S. Treasury

Banks, Barack Obama, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, Insider Trading, JPM Chase, Jamie Dimon, Lloyd Blankfein, Tim Geithner, U.S. Treasury

Goldman reports; Obama’s new bank trading proposal; Issa: Where’s that AIG swap payment data?; U.S. doesn’t want Geithner deposed in lawsuit; Buffett disses Kraft / Cadbury deal; Greek bonds tank, finance minister says no need for rescue package; Conan and NBC sign agreement; Scummy John Edwards finally admits he’s the baby’s daddy

Posted by WSF On January - 21 - 2010

Goldman Sachs Reports 2009 Earnings Per Common Share of $22.13; Fourth Quarter Earnings Per Common Share were $8.20
Obama to Propose New Rules on Banks’ Size, Trading
Rep Issa: NY Fed AIG submissions “incomplete”
US Urges Judge to Bar Geithner Role in AIG Lawsuit
AIG Took Four Tries on Filing as Fed Asked to Withhold Data
Fed’s Dudley: Opposes Move In Congress To Audit Rate Policy Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: AIG, Barack Obama, Conan O'Brien, Fed, Goldman Sachs, Jay Leno, John Edwards, Lawsuit, NBC, Politics, Scandal, Sovereign debt, Tim Geithner, U.S. Treasury, Warren Buffett

AIG, Barack Obama, Fed, Goldman Sachs, Scandal, Tim Geithner, U.S. Treasury

Massachusetts Senate vote upset in the making? Turnout is key; Bonuses for Credit Suisse Senior UK managers getting hit by UK tax; Banks divided over new Obama tax, legal fight possible; Citigroup Earnings fail to impress; AIG looking to lower bonus payments; Berkshire Hathaway Baby B’s may soon more affordable; Warren Buffett’s Berkshire stake now below 25%; Kraft and Cadbury in a now friendly deal; Conan O’Brien said to be nearing $40M deal to leave, zip lip

Posted by WSF On January - 19 - 2010

Turnout Is Key in Massachusetts Battle
Credit Suisse Cuts Bonus Pool to Spread Costs From U.K. Taxes
Wall Street May Seek to Sway Congress by Hiring Top Lawyer
US investment banks divided over levy
Citigroup Reports 2009 Full Year Managed Revenues(1) of $91.1 Billion and Expenses of $47.8 Billion
AIG Tries to Defuse Bonus Pay Showdown
Berkshire Nears Smaller Baby Bs
Buffett Cuts Berkshire Stake Below 25% on Rail Deal, Charity Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: AIG, Bankruptcy, Barack Obama, Berkshire Hathaway, Bonuses, Citigroup, Compensation, Credit Suisse, Mergers, Politics, Taxes, UK, Warren Buffett

AIG, Bankruptcy, Banks, Barack Obama, Bonuses, Citigroup, Compensation, Credit Suisse, Politics, WSF, Warren Buffett

AIG: Geithner on the testimony hot seat on Jan 27; Crisis panel calling Greenspan and Cox to testify; Citigroup cash bonuses to be capped at less than $100K?; JP Morgan earnings beat, but revenues light; Sheila Bair throws Fed under the bus; More fury over Obama’s new banker tax

Posted by WSF On January - 15 - 2010

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

AIG, Banks, Barack Obama, Bonuses, Citigroup, Compensation, Economy, Fed, JPM Chase, Jamie Dimon, Taxes, Tim Geithner, U.S. Treasury

Obama’s new bank tax unveiled today; Barney Frank continuing assault on Wall Street pay; Geithner’s AIG phone records demanded by House committee; Dudley defends AIG bailout; Banker testimony post mortem; Bank of America’s bonuses getting much shorter on cash; More hedge funders winding up getting jobs at the SEC; Foreclosures at a record and still expected to rise

Posted by WSF On January - 14 - 2010

Obama’s Bank Tax Seeks $90 Billion to Repay Bailout
US Rep Frank: Determined To Look Into Wall Street Pay
Geithner faces demand for AIG phone records
Fed’s Dudley Defends AIG Bailout
Top bankers forced on to the defensive
Wall Street bankers on defensive in grilling over financial crisis
Panel Rips Wall Street Titans
Bank of America May Trim Cash Part of Bonuses to 15%
Hedge funds seen losing staff to the SEC: survey Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: AIG, Bank of America, Banks, Barack Obama, Barney Frank, Bonuses, Compensations, Foreclosures, Hedge funds, Politics, Real Estate, SEC, Taxes, Tim Geithner

AIG, Bank of America, Barack Obama, Bonuses, Compensation, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, JPM Chase, Jamie Dimon, John Mack, Lloyd Blankfein, Morgan Stanley, Politics, Revolving Door, SEC, Taxes, Tim Geithner

Obama will detail new bank tax plan on Thursday (fees that the banks will no doubt pass on); Get the popcorn ready: Bankers all set to get smacked around today as they testify before the latest congressional inquisition panel; Galleon tipper uncloaked; Rajaratnam slams the “cherry picked” wiretapped recordings; High frequency trading in the SEC spotlight; Thain talking to CIT; Google could exit China; Apple’s Steve Jobs still a bargain at $1 / year

Posted by WSF On January - 13 - 2010

Obama To Unveil Bank Fee Proposal Thursday – Official
Wall Street labels levy plan ‘absurd’
Financial crisis panel seeks bankers’ testimony
‘Tipper X’ Hangs Over Galleon
Galleon founder slams wiretaps
Citigroup Bonus May Trump Goldman’s
SEC Vote May Show Scope of High-Frequency Trading Regulations Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Apple, Barack Obama, Bonuses, CIT, Compensation, Galleon, Google, Hedge funds, Insider Trading, John Thain, Politics, Raj Rajaratnam, SEC, Steve Jobs, Taxes