The Financial-Crisis Lit Cheat Sheet
The best bits from the flood of books recapping last year's Wall Street meltdown.
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The best bits from the flood of books recapping last year's Wall Street meltdown.
The former Bear Stearns CEO might not have been so cocky if he hadn't succeeded at bridge.
The 'Times' discovers a link between the alleged pension schemer and Bear Stearns CEO.
The former Bear Stearns CEO also called the former New York Fed chairman, now Treasury secretary, a "clerk," but that kind of pales compared to the rest of his rant.
But he's okay! Even if Bear is not. The 73-year-old former Bear Stearns CEO talks about his near-death experience, how he did not smoke pot with that woman (not in a bathroom, anyway), and how he became "roadkill" on the brink of the firm's collapse, all in an epic interview with 'Fortune.'
Martha disrupts plans to make her seem like less of a perfectionist, Bear Stearns CEO Jimmy Cayne may face arrest (he'd better hide his stash!), and the FBI is slapping anyone who's ever said the word "mortgage" with criminal charges, in our daily roundup of media, finance, real-estate and law news.
The founding Wonkette editor signs on to do irreverent political coverage for Maer's magazine, another Charles Kushner associate goes down, and Andrew Cuomo noses around Dick Grasso's package, in our daily roundup of news from the worlds of media, real estate, law, and finance.
Also, more news on Bear Stearns, the MTA, and Betsey Johnson, in our daily industry roundup.
Cerberus' founder goes on the record, Richard Butler goes free, and Bloomberg strong-arms Wal-Mart in today's news roundup.
For a moment last week, it seemed like Jimmy Cayne, the chairman of Bear Stearns who was CEO for nine years before resigning in the wake of poor performance this past January, might rally to save the firm where he'd spent most of his working life. But not so much.
Wall Street goes back to work, Bob Schieffer postpones retirement, and a cat owner is charged with cruelty in our roundup of finance, media, and law news.
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