By Jesse Eisinger Goldman Sachs appears to be trying to clear its name. The compelling Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations report on the financial crisis is

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A new Tennessee law makes it a crime to “transmit or display an image” online that is likely to “frighten, intimidate or cause emotional distress”

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By Paul Delean and Lynn Moore Claiming widespread tax fraud in the gold refining and trading sector, Revenue Quebec and police investigators this week conducted

Thanks to the fantastic work of Bilderberg activists, journalists and the Swiss media, we have now been able to obtain the full official list of

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By Kim Zetter A judge in Maine has ruled that a bank that allowed hackers to steal more than $300,000 from a customer’s online account

By Rupert Neate The former prime minister of Iceland has been formally charged over his part in the collapse of the country’s banks in 2008.

By Joe Weisenthal A new poll shows that Barack Obama’s approval rating is falling, and that he couldn’t beat Mitt Romney in a head-to-head match

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News of the likely victory of leftist Ollanta Humala in Peru’s presidential election has sparked a record fall on the country’s share market. Peruvian stocks

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Chamba Lane was as known for giving back to the community as he was for his sometimes controversial commentary. The KVMR host succumbed to lung

By Joe Weisenthal Citi’s Tobias Levkovitch is out with a new survey of Citigroup institutional clients. This chart really caught our eye. [click on the

By Kelly Heffernan-Tabor Collier County, Florida — Have you heard the one about a homeowner foreclosing on a bank? Well, it has happened in Florida

By Joel Millman Wolfgang Candy Co. is looking for capital to help the 90-year-old company expand. GreenLine Paper Co. could use a cash infusion to

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By Martin de Sa’Pinto and Joe Giannone Zurich – Wealthy U.S. individuals have already pulled most of their money from Swiss private banks and could

By Joe Weisenthal “Confirmed” is the word used in the latest announcement from Case-Shiller, which showed a surprise 3.61% year-over-year decline in home prices. [click

By Tyler Durden That average monthly benefit of $133.24 for 44.199 million people will help with the purchase of one third of a very edible

By Tony Paterson and John Lichfield Englishmen may see themselves as king of their own castles, but the fact that Europe largely did away with

By Alan Purkiss Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) offered Libya the opportunity to become one of its biggest shareholders two years ago, the Wall Street

By Tony Arnold There are a lot of investment options out there — but have you ever considered weather? The Chicago Mercantile Exchange has, and

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By Valerie Richardson It’s no secret that members of Congress qualify as political insiders, but a new report strongly suggests that they also may be

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By Laura Saunders The Internal Revenue Service, moving aggressively to collect more taxes from small businesses, is telling companies being audited to turn over exact

By Natsuko Waki; Cash-rich global pension funds are starting to increase their miniscule emerging market allocations, raising the prospect of a rapid acceleration in flows

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By Spencer Ackerman You think you understand how the Patriot Act allows the government to spy on its citizens. Sen. Ron Wyden says it’s worse

By Katharine Q. Seelye The Justice Department plans to move ahead with criminal charges against John Edwards, the former senator and presidential candidate, contending that

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By Greg Stohr The U.S. Supreme Court refused to revive a suit that claimed Verizon Communications Inc. owed as much as $1.7 billion in additional

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By Ken Nash and Mimi Rosenberg For the residents of Benton Harbor, Michigan the question is will America have prosperity and democracy, or live in

By C. Martenson Well, it now turns out that many of my worst fears about Fukushima have been confirmed with the news that TEPCO has

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By Yves Smith Texas is not exactly a consumer-friendly state, so the Federal court ruling in the Eastern District of Texas against MERS has the

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By Chris Ordal EARTHWORK (2011) official HD trailer from Chris Ordal on Vimeo.