In a move much akin to Luke Skywalker’s attack run on the Death Star, President Obama signed the so-called “Credit Cardholder Bill of Rights” that will cr...
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Two nights ago author and New York Times columnist Aaron Sorken was the guest on...
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The Stage is Set for Financial Reform
By James Gelfer on April 23, 2010 | No Comments
Last week I discussed the allegations the SEC raised against Goldman Sachs, and since then, there has been a whirlwind of media coverage trying to elucidate the situation and put the case in laymen’s terms. In the end, there are no real points of contention about the facts; the only thing left to ... -
SEC Suit Against Goldman Gives Momentum to Financial ...By James Gelfer on April 16, 2010 | No Comments
Ever since the financial breakdown hit in 2008, there has been public outcry over the fact that no one from Wall Street has had legal charges brought against them for their involvement in the crisis. That all changed today when the Security and Exchange Commission filed charges against Goldman Sachs... -
Is the Economy Turning a Corner?By James Gelfer on April 9, 2010 | No Comments
The fear of seeing someone double-dip in your homemade guacamole pales in comparison to the unbridled terror that the term double-dip evokes when referring to the economy. For the last year and a half, it seems like every time the economy appears to make some headway, there is a rash of detrimental ...
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