The Wolfman of Bank of America
No one comes off well in the new Merrill Lynch snuff book, 'Crash of the Titans,' but one character distinguishes himself.
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No one comes off well in the new Merrill Lynch snuff book, 'Crash of the Titans,' but one character distinguishes himself.
Stan O'Neal gives his first interview since leaving Merrill Lynch, and it is awesome.
He was guaranteed $2 million a year, according to the 'Times.'
First they blew up the economy. Now they're stealing what few jobs are left.
Stan O'Neal chooses coach, a little too late.
The recently released Merrill Lynch CEO had a date with CNBC's Money Honey today. Verdict: Awkward.
Can you process all that? Or believe how Rachael Ray's gone from spunky to sulky, like, overnight? The gossip roundup will convince you.
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.
The former Merrill Lynch CEO was a dastardly devil, employees say, and not in a fun way.