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.

Lehman CEO Richard Fuld and ex–Bear Stearns CEO Alan Schwartz accused Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein of starting rumors! Reportedly!

That's a whole $8 million more than the couple got for Shiloh! Is it because there's two of them or because of inflation? Plus: Citigroup's seven-point plan for saving itself, the Palazzo Chupi triplex goes on sale, and other things that make you go hmmm, in our daily roundup of media, finance, real-estate and law news.

As was widely anticipated, the ousted 'Journal' managing editor has found a new home.

Technically, the famous call girl is forced to admit, she exploited herself. Plus! Boutique hotels in Brooklyn are fighting, NBC gets a bargain on the Weather Channel, and we all may all end up paying for the Fed bailout of Bear Stearns, in our daily roundup of law, real estate, media and finance news.

Plus, the latest on what's going on at Citibank, JPMorgan, and on the Upper East Side, in our daily industry roundup.

The Websites of the two papers are combined, and the 'Times' changes the organization of its international counterpart.

The conservative 'Journal' columnist and former presidential speechwriter tries, in the politest way possible, to kill a story.

In the most recent round of changes, there is only one departure, but a consolidation of all the company's news desks.

In today's Company Town: Yahoo goes down, 'The Wall Street Journal' gets sloppy, Harry Macklowe throws in the towel, and more.

The battle between 50 Cent and Shaniqua Tompkins rages on, Columbia bulldozes most of the Upper West Side, more big changes at the Murdoch-owned 'Wall Street Journal,' and other epic battles, in our daily roundup of news from the law, real-estate, media, and finance sectors.

Plus the latest on what's up with UBS, Beth Israel, and McDonald's in our daily industry roundup.

Also, more news on Bear Stearns, the MTA, and Betsey Johnson, in our daily industry roundup.

A new re-creation of the fall of Bear Stearns has Alan Schwartz as the Captain, Bruce Lisman as the Unsinkable Molly Brown, and Ace Greenberg as the string quartet.

In our daily industry roundup, the former Citigroup chairman second-guesses himself on the appointment of successor Charles Prince. And more!

Like we didn't see this coming.

Citigroup's ban on fruit, ice-cream-truck wars, praise for Frank Gehry, and more in our daily industry roundup.

Plus, the latest on Bear Stearns, Robert De Niro, and Norm Pearlstine in our daily industry roundup.

Also, how Mort Zuckerman's been doing with his piano lessons.

Plus, trouble for UBS, victory for Stephen Colbert, and one or the other for anyone who took the bar last time around, in our daily industry roundup.