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1.
Inconsistencies in Lehman Case
Dick Fuld, the former head of Lehman Brothers, seems to still be feeling the effects of his own home-brewed Kool-Aid. Mr. Fuld hasn’t stopped attributing his investment bank’s demise to ...
Dick Fuld, Lehman Brothers, Burger King, Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, Diageo, All keywords...
nytimes.com
3 days ago
2.
The End of Management
Business guru Peter Drucker called management "the most important innovation of the 20th century." It was well-justified praise. Techniques for running large corporations, pioneered by men like Alfred Sloan of ...
Twitter, Dow Jones, Dow Jones & Company Inc., ALAN MURRAY, Google, All keywords...
online.wsj.com
1 week ago
3.
‘Quant’ Funds Try to Resurrect Computer Investing
“If you go back to early 2008, when Bear Stearns blew up, that’s when a lot of quant managers got blown out of the water,” said Neil Rue, a managing ...
USD, Managing director, Finance, United States, Theodore Aronson, All keywords...
nytimes.com
2 weeks ago
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Greenspan Says Congress Should Let Bush Era Tax Cuts Expire
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said in an interview with Bloomberg Television’s “Conversations With Judy Woodruff,” airing today, that Congress should let former President George W. Bush’s 2001 tax ...
Alan Greenspan, Judy Woodruff, US Federal Reserve, President, Bloomberg LP, All keywords...
bloomberg.com
1 month ago
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Wall St. Hiring in Anticipation of an Economic Recovery
The shift underscores the remarkable recovery of the biggest banks and brokerage firms since Washington rescued them in the fall of 2008, and follows the huge rebound in profits for ...
New York, USD, President, Investment bank, Washington, All keywords...
nytimes.com
1 month ago
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U.S. Lawmakers Reach Accord on New Finance Rules
After more than 20 hours of continuous wrangling, congressional Democrats and White House officials reached agreement on the final shape of legislation that would transform financial regulation, avoiding last-minute defections ...
New York, United States, White House, House, DAMIAN PALETTA, All keywords...
online.wsj.com
2 months ago
7.
Football !... Soccer!.. Playing in a dealing room near you....
Oh dear. Football is about to dominate the markets and Team Macro Man are crap at football. Since they have always been surrounded at work by so many experts in ...
United States, Goalkeeper, Football, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, FSA, All keywords...
macro-man.blogspot.com
2 months ago
8.
Superfast Traders' New Edge - WSJ.com
Superfast Traders' New Edge - WSJ.com (online.wsj.com) by WSJMarkets about 6 hours ago
Www.businessinsider.com, Www.ritholtz.com, BP Plc, Wall Street Journal, Hungary, All keywords...
abnormalreturns.com
3 months ago
9.
Wall Street Expresses Some Relief at Reform Bills
“While I don’t agree with everything in the bill, given everything that’s happened during the financial crisis, it was inevitable that new regulation would come to Wall Street,” said Donald ...
Congress, Senate, Chief executive, New York, Lightyear Capital, All keywords...
nytimes.com
3 months ago
10.
Suddenly, the Rating Agencies Don’t Look Untouchable
But on Thursday the Senate passed a bill that included two notable ratings-related amendments. The first, by Senator George LeMieux, Republican of Florida, would strip from federal laws a requirement ...
RON GRASSI, Standard & Poor, Judge, Lehman Brothers, Max Whittaker, All keywords...
nytimes.com
3 months ago
11.
Rigged-Market Theory Scores a Perfect Quarter
Score another triumph for the rigged- market theory. In a feat that would seem to defy the odds, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America this week each said ...
Jonathan Weil, Goldman Sachs, Bloomberg, United States, JPMorgan Chase, All keywords...
bloomberg.com
3 months ago
12.
The Value of Profitable Speculation-Becker
Throughout history people who make good profits during economic crises have been condemned as 1cspeculators 1d, and used as scapegoats, often by the very governments whose policies caused a crisis. ...
USD, Oil, Sam sez, Congress, Alaska, All keywords...
uchicagolaw.typepad.com
4 months ago
13.
Goldman may face Justice Department review
The Securities and Exchange Commission has referred its investigation of Goldman Sachs to the Justice Department for possible criminal prosecution, less than two weeks after filing a civil securities fraud ...
Goldman, Securities and Exchange Commission, Department of Justice, Wall Street Journal, Paulson & Co., All keywords...
washingtonpost.com
4 months ago
14.
A Goldman Glossary: Hey Bro, Can You Spare a ‘Bilsky?’
In case you need a cheat sheet for today’s Senate hearing, here is a glossary of terms that Goldman traders and execs like to use in the heyday of their ...
Wall Street Journal, Goldman, Michael Corkery, John Paulson, United States, All keywords...
blogs.wsj.com
4 months ago
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How should we define Too Big to Fail?
I 19d like to propose some structure to the policy debate around the Too Big to Fail (TBTF) concept.� This arises mostly from my frustration with both the debate among ...
Bank, USD, US Federal Reserve, Bear Stearns, Treasury Secretary, All keywords...
keithhennessey.com
4 months ago
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