…an investment firm in Geneva,” who worte an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal todayh on the issue. See Rutledge, Congress’s Carried Interest Tax Folly, Wall St. J., May 24,…

by Linda Beale Duffie on speculative trading (Part one of a series) In today’s Wall St. Journal, Darrell Duffie, a finance professor at Stanford’s business school, argues “In Defense of…

…think the big Wall Street bonuses are a fine idea. Without them, Wall Streeters will all look for other jobs. Do we really want these greedy incompetent clowns building our…

…all of major financial institutions. In the long run, we would be better off without many of those institutions. My buddies on Wall St. used to tell me that they…

…of this, though it would be easy to say that the members of the previously secure age group have since 1999 been hitting the wall like warblers in migration time….

…an unprecedented effort here to throw a spotlight on what it views as a good news story, arranging wall-to-wall interviews between journalists and normally invisible White House aides in the…

…the wall, just to show the world we mean business.” That’s at least how I remember Michael phrasing it at a speech at the American Enterprise Institute about a decade…

…Steagall Act, which would break up the big banks, and rebuild the wall between traditional banking and Wall Street gambling. In a statement, Senator Warren said, “Despite the progress we’ve…

…living next door to an abusive couple. You hear the screaming through the wall, and you pick up enough snippets that you think you know what the fight is about,…

…the tools and personnel of Wall Street, and reshaped the economic landscape. Capital has used extraordinary compensation schemes to conscript top management into their ultimate project: ensuring that all possible…