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The Political PortfolioThe Political Portfolio

How to profit from the stock market no matter which candidate wins in November.

The Crash of Zoe CruzThe Crash of Zoe Cruz

How a 25-year career on Wall Street came to an abrupt end.

Bear StearnsBear Bankers Are Hibernating

Until they are laid off, Bear Stearns employees are getting paid to do almost nothing.

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AIG's Mess Continues, Right in the Middle of Spring Cleaning

Plus, lawsuits over poop, Andrew Cuomo busting lawyers, and 'USA Today' so wrong, wrong, wrong.

John Thain Boosts Merrill's Hopes, Stock Prices

After his first address to shareholders, the company's stock jumped over 7 percent.

Zuckerman, Sulzberger, and the News Corp. Board Weigh In on Murdoch's ‘Newsday’ Bid

Once again, the Aussie media mogul is all over our daily industry roundup.

Steve Schwarzman's Great Library Gift, Writ Small

The Blackstone billionaire's name will only appear on the building in letters under three inches tall.

JPMorgan's Up, GE's Down, and Google's Still Up in the Air

Plus law, real estate, and media news in our daily roundup.

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