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Fi Cri Fallout

  1. fi-cri fallout
    Wall Street to Make Only Healthy, Nutritious Products From Now OnThat’s what some people would like, anyway.
  2. earnings report
    Amid SEC Circus, Goldman Sachs Reports $3.46 Billion in Earnings“In light of recent events involving the firm, we appreciate the support of our clients and shareholders, and the dedication and commitment of our people.”
  3. fi-cri fallout
    Times: Top Goldman Executives Were Actively Involved in Mortgage UnitExecs including Blankfein got involved when housing market began to collapse, paper says.
  4. fi-cri fallout
    John Paulson Responds to Charges Against Goldman Sachs“Not our problem,” pretty much sums it up.
  5. fi-cri fallout
    Maybe John Paulson Should Have Been Nicer to Paolo Pellegrini (Updated)Hell hath no fury like a hedge-fund manager scorned.
  6. fi-cri fallout
    Goldman’s ‘Fabulous Fab’ Expected to Be the Only One Left Standing When the Market CollapsedThe Goldman VP was impressed with himself for figuring out how to game the system with “complex, highly leveraged, exotic trades he created without necessarily understanding all of the implications!”
  7. fi-cri fallout
    SEC Charges Goldman Sachs With Subprime Fraud (Updated)Says the firm let hedge-funder John Paulson pay them to structure a crappy CDO, then sold it to clients like it was awesome.
  8. fallen idols
    Alan Greenspan on ‘Too Big to Fail’ Financial Institutions: My BadBut it wasn’t like he didn’t know what was going on, okay?
  9. fi-cri fallout
    Lehman Brothers Executives Let Loan Exposures Balloon in Order to Save ‘100 Bankers’A short vignette from the gargantuan Lehman Brothers bankruptcy report.
  10. aggravating insurance giants
    AIG Lost $9 Billion in the Last QuarterUgh.
  11. the new red scare
    The Global Debt Crisis Is the New Cold WarThe furor over Greece is just one of many small panics we can expect to see in the coming years.
  12. fi-cri fallout
    About This Whole Goldman Sachs–Greece ThingA quick guide to what’s going on, in case it comes up.
  13. fi-cri fallout
    Financial Regulation Could Cost $221 BillionAnnoying.
  14. fi-cri fallout
    Sheila Bair Would Rather Eat Worms Than Ask Tim Geithner for HelpAnd that’s the least of what she’s willing to do.