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A new book gives us the backstories of some of the oddball crew of hedge-funders who managed — against all odds and under relatively difficult circumstances — to make bank as the economy burned.
Out in the mountains of California, Neel Kashkari has been doing some thinking.
This makes us feel less bad about CEO Ken Lewis getting no pay this year.
A lawyer for one of the Bear Stearns fund managers accused of misrepresenting the health of an ailing hedge fund seconds her client's emotions.
One prospective juror wrote that big financial firms "always try to bend the rules to make as much money as possible."
What's wrong with that, really?
Wall Street's top guys are basically a bunch of mean girls.
Meanwhile, inside Bank of America, some employees are quietly celebrating the CEO's resignation.
The North Carolina–based CEO is "really tired of all the mud that was being piled on him," says a source.
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