Forget the bonuses. Sure, it is disgusting that Wall Street is funneling government bail-out funds straight to what my colleague Bill Black calls the “control frauds”—the top managers of financial institutions. And, yes, they are blowing the black hole of financial insolvency bigger day by ...
“New technologies are exploited first by “alpha geeks,” folks with the skills to push the envelope. This is as true on Wall Street as it was on the web. Leinweber was one of those alpha geeks, but is also the first to chronicle the innovation process from early adopter to mainstream ...
Jubilation Inside The Wall Street Journal After Gershkovich Is Freed; “I cannot even begin to describe the immense happiness and relief that this news brings,” the paper’s top editor wrote to the staff. Katie Robertson – The New York Times Early Thursday, Ella Milman and Mikhail Gershkovi...
The end of the year recaps are in full bloom and The Wall Street Journal has a story titled “This Year’s Biggest News Stories, From AI to Ukraine as Told by The Wall Street Journal” with the subheading ”A lot happened in 2023. Here’s a timeline of some of the most important ne...
You can’t help thinking that the news media suffers from a very bad case of Attention Deficit Disorder these days. That is not really the fault of the reporters or editors, but is due to the incredible onslaught of events so far this year. One would hav
Wall Street Jews run not only the White House and Congress, but decide where American tax-payers’ money should go: to themselves through bail-outs or to their overseas investments that buttress former American factories now located in China and India. SANFORD AND SONS KNOWN AS THE “GODFATHER...
Ripples From Fight Over Debt Ceiling Reach Wall Street; Treasury Plan to Pare T-Bill Sales Has Securities Traders ScramblingJill Dutt
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Wall Street in general has shrunk its expectations for the Trump tax cuts. A recent Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of fund managers found that just 10 percent of them thought a tax bill could be passed before the August congressional recess, the administration’s target. ...
cheered when veteran short seller Citron Research said it would stop commenting on the stock, citing harassment from GameStop’s backers. Melvin Capital Management, which bet against GameStop’s rise, has had to accept an infusion of cash after suffering steep losses, the Wall Street Journal ...