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• S.E.C. Case Against Ex-Bear Managers Set to Proceed

  
  DealBook — Authority: 766
  The Securities and Exchange Commission is apparently not backing down from its civil suit against Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin, the two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers who were acquitted of fraud last month.
  13 hours ago

• Federal Reserve’s powers are too broad and it’s policies have caused more problems than solutions.

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 157
  It clearly needs to be reformed or abolished. It’s record of interest rate management is pitiful and overly lax. However, no one besides Bernanke would ever dare to abuse the money printing power of the Federal Reserve and ask for even more including paying banks interest to deposit into the Federal Reserve so they ...
  3 days ago

• Half Of Tishman Speyer Chicago Properties Default On Major Mezz Loan, Feds Maiden Lane Is Holder Of Mortgages

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 750
  The "CRE-fail" news of the day comes from Chicago where Crains reports that Tishman Speyer has just defaulted on a major mezzanine loan, part of a $1.4 billion package of loans, in which the Federal Reserve is the the main lender via its Maiden Lane I program. Tishman-Speyer, whose 11 Chicago CRE holdings can be ...
  4 days ago

• Worse than Enron?

  
  GreenLightAdvisor Views — Authority: 141
  Nomi Prins, former Managing Director at Goldman Sachs and former head of international analytics for Bear Stearns in London, says that after poring  over thousands of pages of SEC filings of the biggest banks, she is concerned that the Enron scandal could be made trivial by the banks’ scandal that is in the making. ...
  5 days ago

• Driver who killed teens loses appeal

  
  Ohaiyo Business Magazine — Authority: 136
  A motorist who killed six teenage pedestrians in a crash near Mildura in north-west Victoria in 2006 has lost his application for leave to appeal against his jail term. Thomas Graham Towle was sentenced to 10 years jail with a minimum of seven over the crash at Cardross in which six teenagers died and four others ...
  1 week ago

• My take on the economy….

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 157
  Below is a summary of U.S. auto sales (units) for the big six…General Motors, Ford, Chrysler, Toyota, Honda and Nissan starting with August, which was a Clunker month. August, 2009……………1,007,863 September 2009…………592,162….down 41% from August October 2009……………..673,671….up 14% from ...
  1 week ago

• Summary of auto sales (units) for the big six…General Motors, Ford, Chrysler, Toyota, Honda and Nissan starting with August, which was a Clunker month.

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 157
  August, 2009……………1,007,863 September 2009…………592,162….down 41% from August October 2009……………..673,671….up 14% from September November 2009………….602,145….down 11% from October And now the November year-over-year figures for the big six. This gives you a good idea of how much ...
  1 week ago

• S.E.C. Watchdog Outlines Internal Investigations

  
  DealBook — Authority: 766
  The Securities and Exchange Commissions internal watchdog has found numerous cases of misconduct by former and current employees, including an abuse of power by one of its lawyers and participation in a Ponzi scheme by a former S.E.C. official.
  1 week ago

• Is The Goldman Pile-On Getting a Little Tired?

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 750
  The Zero Hedge tips line has received perhaps a dozen emails pointing to todays Alice Schroeder piece in Bloomberg " Arming Goldman With Pistols Against Public ."  Apparently, we are expected to take the fact that some unspecified number of Goldman employees have applied for handgun permits as some sort of harbinger ...
  1 week ago

• The Dububble Pops

  
  The Daily Reckoning — Authority: 617
  “This is the apocalypse now,” read a one-line e-mail sent to us in the very early hours of Thanksgiving Day. The author was Peter Cooper, our contact in Dubai… so much for the usual quiet holiday weekend. The Dubai government’s primary investment vehicle, Dubai World, asked its creditors for a “standstill ...
  1 week ago

• Dubai debacle & housekeeping

  
  Emerging Voice — Authority: 99
  First off hello, I’m back blogging after a hiatus on here, has been a very busy 6 weeks or so since my last post, as have been busy with a few things, no least amongst them getting Emerging Voice into shape. So, a quick look around the blogosphere today has shown that markets have attempted to throw off the Dubai ...
  1 week ago

• Dubai Debt Story More Like Bear Stearns Less Like Lehman Brothers

  
  The Daily Reckoning Australia — Authority: 559
  The task of todays Daily Reckoning is to show that the Dubai debt story is more like Bear Stearns and less like Lehman Brothers. A second task is to show that the news from Dubai could be the catalyst for fund managers and traders to take profits on all of their 2009 winners. This could lead to steep falls in emerging ...
  1 week ago

• Liberal turmoil clouds debate on climate bills

  
  Ohaiyo Business Magazine — Authority: 136
  The Federal Opposition looks set to change leaders, as the emissions trading legislation that sparked the Liberal row comes back before the Senate. The Upper House failed to meet the Governments deadline of passing the scheme by last week, prompting the Governments Senate leader, Chris Evans, to accuse the Opposition ...
  1 week ago

• Rudd plays careful hand at CHOGM

  
  Ohaiyo Business Magazine — Authority: 136
  Prime Minister Kevin Rudds appearance at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) is an exercise in double-purpose diplomacy. First, he wants to keep a high profile among his Commonwealth colleagues, meeting all the big players of this 53-nation group: Britains Gordon Brown, Indias Manmohan Singh, South ...
  1 week ago

• Dubai World & Bear Stearns: Coal Mine Canaries?

  
  The Reformed Broker — Authority: 620
  Click Image to Embiggen! http://thereformedbroker.com The meme going around now is that the Dubai debt thing is only the start of a wave of sovereign defaults, including Latvia and Greece, coming soon. While this could be the case, I actually see a lot more of similarities between what the Bear Stearns blow ...
  1 week ago

• NYSE Invokes Rule 48 In Anticipation Of Extreme Volatility

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 750
  The NYSE hedged its bets earlier by invoking the rarely used Rule 48, which "provides the exchange with the ability to suspend the requirement to disseminate price indications and obtain floor-official approval prior to the opening when extremely high market-wide volatility could cause delay opening securities on the ...
  1 week ago

• Here we go again with the credit default swaps - the derivative time bomb.

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 157
  Dubai prospects as investment magnet get murkier as emirate requests ’standstill’ on $60B debt Sounds similar to what happened when Bear Stearns and Lehmann crashed. Are credit default swaps our global keystone? Well, here it comes apart! If you thought US banks were unsafe, well here comes all the rest, and ...
  1 week ago

• Who is the US?

  
  Skeptical CPA — Authority: 433
  "The US government lost the first major criminal trial spawned by the financial crisis as two former Bear Stearns hedge-fund managers were acquitted of securities fraud. Some prosecutors had viewed the case as a blueprint for future charges against Wall Street executives. ... The acquittals are a setback for the US ...
  2 weeks ago

• The 5 biggest Wall Street conspiracies

  
  Money employment & careers - money-employment.marc8.com — Authority: 151
  Who really killed Bear Stearns? Did Wall Street create 2008s spike in gas prices? Does Goldman Sachs secretly run everything? Read on and find out.
  2 weeks ago

• Study: CEOs cashed in before Wall Street meltdown | Raw Story

  
  BuzzFlash.net: published — Authority: 458
  The CEOs of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, the two investment banks that collapsed during last years financial meltdown, walked away with hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation even as the companys shareholders lost everything, says a new report from Harvard Law School. "The people who invested in these ...
  2 weeks ago

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