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Read more...Watch Bill Clinton heart financiers in 1998 and try to take it back in 2013.
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Read more...Trump’s campaign is proof of America’s decline….but not in the way you think.
Read more...By Silvia Merler, former Economic Analyst in DG Economic and Financial Affairs of the European Commission (ECFIN) and an affiliate fellow at Bruegel. Cross-posted from Bruegel. In Greek mythology, Atlas the Titan was condemned by Zeus to eternally hold the weight of the sky on his shoulders. A mythological struggle that has recently made the […]
Read more...A long-overdue plan to reform Wall Street pay is seriously flawed but could have a positive effect in spite of itself.
Read more...SEC whistleblower Jim Kidney gives more detail about his experience on the shallow investigation of Goldman and the SEC’s failings generally,
Read more...Hedge funds are finally getting a long overdue comeuppance.
Read more...Is China as at much risk as Soros suggests it is?
Read more...Sanders’ financial transactions tax plan hasn’t gotten the hearing it deserves.
Read more...The UK exempts Members of Parliament and other Special People from money laundering controls.
Read more...See our story in Politico about living wills and the too big to fail problem.
Read more...Contrary to popular belief, the shift to the right is not due to immigration as much as the financial crisis and its aftermath.
Read more...Why is the government insisting that a huge stash of Fannie and Freddie records deserve state secret treatment?
Read more...As hard as it seems to believe, the IMF is shaping up as a less bad actor in the continuing Greece austerity saga. Germany finance minister Wolfgang Schauble, by contrast, seems emboldened by Merkel’s fallen stature, which couldn’t come at a worse time for Greece.
Read more...Andrew Ross Sorkin yet again misinforms readers, to the benefit of Big Finance.
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