With the way that Goldman Sachs— and CEO Lloyd Blankfein and investor Farbrice Tourre in particular—have been vilified in the past weeks, it seems like the SEC, Congress and the public in general are trying to find one party to shift all of the blame for the financial crisis onto. Of course, it ...

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 ...

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...