Leave it to the clever boys at Goldman Sachs to turn dross into gold: They have come up with a way to hide massive losses so clever, it requires special
Zero Hedge | Enlightening reprint from Rolling Stone magazine.
Matt Taibbi, the controversial Rolling Stone investigative columnist who has been stalking Goldman Sachs, et al, to unearth the deep dark secrets as well as the
In Rolling Stone Issue 1082-83, Matt Taibbi takes on the Wall Street Bubble Mafia — investme...
Dean Baker: There are smart ways to raise money and regulate the market, but Wall Street is working to kill any meaningful financial reform
Teza Tech, the new hedge fund started by the former head of high-frequency trading at Citadel, has suspended the suspect.
Thank goodness only Goldman has the program that can manipulate the market.
WHEN I last wrote about Goldman Sachs in late March the most politically-connected and luckiest firm on Wall Street was in the middle of rigging the stock market -- again. "Something smells...
Just typical mainstream-media telling angry people who know nothing what they want to hear.
How the Wall Street giant used your money to make $3.4 billion in profits.
Smart play by Goldman means that it can be indifferent to CIT's bailout or bankruptcy.
Reading the opinion section of the Wall Street Journal this morning is convincing proof that those who want a progressive financial policy and those who simply want to save capitalism are in agreement about the madness of the administration's Wall Street policies. There, on the editorial page of the capitalist Bible, was a piece taking repeated shots at Wall Street darling Goldman Sachs. And, over on the opposite page, a two-fisted op-ed by former hedge-fund manager Andy Kessler in which he labels the government bailout of Wall Street "a dumb move" and "a bust." We've now reached the point where the only people defending the administration's Wall Street policies are the people benefiting from them -- or their good friends, Tim Geithner and Larry Summers.