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Thu, Jan 28 | from Huffington Post
Then Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson was CEO of Goldman Sachs at the time it put on these trades with AIG. Lloyd Blankfein was (and remains) CEO of Goldman and was the only Wall Street CEO at one of Paulson's bailout discussions. Stephen Friedman, then Chairman of the NY Fed, also served on G...
I am thinking about the millions of workers who were cut loose by their partners, their government, their businesses, their bosses, their schools, institutions. The rope has been cut. How did this happen. When did it happen? Was it the crash or the Mad(off) men or the shock and awe of the (don'...
Sat, Jan 30 | from Huffington Post
Thus we see the “old grey lady,” the New York Times, gradually, inexorably being reduced to an old grey bag lady as its readership declines by the day. Barring a federal bailout of the Times and other national lib media, which has been suggested and is not beyond possibility, that newspape...
Sat, Jan 30 | from Say Anything
There's no bailout. There's no way out," French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde said, after a closed-door meeting with European Commissioner Joaquin Almunia and European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet. Though, talk of a bailout has been dismissed, the idea continues...
Fri, Jan 29 | from Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis
Rep. Darrell Issa of California, the ranking Republican on the Committee on House Oversight and Government Reform, recently released e-mails showing that the New York Fed kept details of these payouts secret while now-Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner was in charge of the New York F...
Fri, Jan 29 | from Huffington Post
Then, we have the investigations. There's Congress. They're hopping mad about the Fed's indirect payments to AIG counterparties during the bailout. There's Neil Barofsky. He's trying to piece together what happened: why the Fed won't disclose more details; or why Goldman's alumni were e...
Fri, Jan 29 | from Huffington Post
The President understands that the Wall Street bailout was "about as popular as a root canal." But if Democrats continue to peddle this type of rhetoric while neglecting meaningful reform as they have done this week, the Republicans will run away with the anti-bailout message and with th...
Fri, Jan 29 | from Huffington Post
The stock gains come as stocks are set to close out their worst month since February. The slump has come on worries over how companies would be impacted by monetary tightening in China as well as bank restriction plans in the U.S. There was also a bit of uncertainty over whether Federal Reserve...
Thu, Jan 28 | from Smartmoney.com
With as many as 450,000 troubled homeowners in danger of being bounced out of the Obama administration's signature foreclosure-prevention program due to documentation problems, the... With as many as 450,000 troubled homeowners in danger of being bounced out of the Obama administrati...
Thu, Jan 28 | from Huffington Post
Some Democrats could not withhold their anger. Representative Stephen Lynch, D-Mass, speaking to Obama Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner at hearing about the Wall Street bailout, “It just stinks to the high heaven what happened here”. Whether he knew it or not Representative Lynch h...
Thu, Jan 28 | from Say Anything
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