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The reclusive and cranky financier who blew the whistle on Bernie Madoff will finally (let's hope) appear in front of Congress.
The SEC hearing in front of the House Financial Services Committee is heating up!
Just another thing to start cussing about.
The problem is that it's not even clear that the president can fire the chairman of the SEC — and even if he could, a lot of people aren't enamored with the sentiment anyway.
We know, we know — dare to dream, right? But there are proposals to build above it, and the renderings look lovely. Plus, news from the finance, law, real estate and media industries, in our daily roundup.
A lot of big news at the banks today — but there's also crazy stuff going down with Jeff Zucker, Dan Rather, Brooke Astor (from beyond!), and Barack Obama, in our daily industry roundup.
Heh. Naked short selling. Sounds like something a frat boy would do, right? Well … it sort of is. Read all about the SEC's bold move to crack down on market manipulators and more, in our daily roundup of finance, media, law, and real-estate news.
The Countrywide CEO gets all choked up at the last shareholder meeting before the sale to Bank of America.
The Citigroup CEO struggles with a hedge fund that lost hundreds of millions of dollars, the White House claims NBC's Knesset footage was edited to make Bush look like a jerk, and noogies are legally defined, all in our daily rundown of industry news.
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