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Feinberg demands AIG reduce $198 million in bonuses.
Kenneth Feinberg is set to propose that up to 50 percent of employees' salaries at bailed-out banks be shifted into stock.
The No. 1 recipient of financial contributions is acting more populist than Wall Street would like.
An update on the state of the Picnick Smoked truck.
We tracked down the guy who was snapped "passed out" on the famous sculpture in the rainy wee hours of the morning last week.
An early-morning commuter in the financial district took an amazing photo of one poor lad sleeping off a bender.
Who will be able to portray them as the soulless creatures they are?
The cleverness of these guys astounds us.
You'll want to address Kenneth Feinberg by his formal title.
Last week's brief listing was just a tease.
A startling report issued by the Independent Budget Office reveals that the economic crisis will likely impact the financial community.
Enough! Financial-services firms are not the only people responsible for the mortgage crisis.
Wall Street's famous bronze bull tells 'Esquire' what he's learned from the financial crisis.
Eliot Spitzer's Washington 'Post' opinion essay about the economy is a thinly veiled advice column to dudes cheating on their wives with hookers.
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