In Argentina, Laid-Off Bankers Can Be Superheroes Again
After the indignity of of being laid off from their high-paying jobs as masters of the universe, many bankers are finding themselves in Latin America.
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Banker Who Stole Millions on Why Fraud Is Rampant in Industry
"We feel like we can take risks that other people don’t even dream to do."
Barclays Is Paying $4 Million to Have Its Brand Associated With One of the Foulest Stops on the New York Subway System
The British bank is planning on splashing their name all over the Atlantic Avenue–Pacific Street and Flatbush Avenue subway station. Yay!
The Plight of the Unemployed CEO: Underqualified for Management; Overqualified for Starbucks
Some CEOs of failed financial institutions, having been expelled from their jobs, are looking for work — with little success.
Goldman Sachs: Reports of Huge Bonuses Have Been Exaggerated
They could be more like "ginormous" or merely "sizable."
Angelo Mozilo Charged With Fraud
The former Countrywide CEO is the first top financial-services executive to be charged in connection with the financial crisis.
Soho House Frowns on Suits
Plus, you can apparently walk into Mars Bar wearing a pink sweater and get away with it.
Richard Fuld Not Selling His Park Avenue Apartment After All
Last week's brief listing was just a tease.
Breaking: Wall Street Isn’t Going to Go Back to Being Exactly Like It Used to Be
A startling report issued by the Independent Budget Office reveals that the economic crisis will likely impact the financial community.
Richard Fuld Resigns As Lehman Brothers Chairman
We know -- we totally forgot he still had that job, too.
J. Ezra Merkin Forced to Resign
Attorney General Cuomo has ousted the Madoff investor, accused of fraud, from his managing position at what's left of his three hedge funds.
Banks Could Start Paying Back TARP Funds As Early As Next Week
Morgan Stanley has already requested to be allowed to repay its $10 billion in TARP debt.
The Crippling Guilt of Not Caring About the Economy
As a journalist, what do you do when you can't feign interest?
Cabbie-Cum-Billionaire Guilty of Terrible Decorating
Best not to drape your yacht in $85,000 worth of endangered-species skins.
New York Fed Chairman Resigns Despite Being Totally Innocent
Stephen Friedman sees "no conflict" in his procuring shares of Goldman Sachs.
J. Ezra Merkin Accused of Being ‘Sophisticated’
A new $500 million suit filed against the manager of one of Bernie Madoff's largest feeder funds says he was smart enough to know what was going on.
Hedge-Funder Cliff Asness Is Not Afraid of Barack Obama
Okay, he's a little afraid. But he's going to be a man about it, at least.
Will the Jonas Brothers Sink Disney?
Probably not, but then again, we majored in English, not finance.
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