WHAT’S $12.8 TRILLION TO BANKSTERS?
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AWD in Economy 17th September 2012
Great report out about the costs of the 2008 financial crisis. Total cost $12.8 trillion!
AWD in Economy 17th September 2012
Great report out about the costs of the 2008 financial crisis. Total cost $12.8 trillion!
BRIAN DOHERTY, Marshfield Patriotledger.com Sep 06, 2012
What’s this nonsense about deregulation? Who are we to tell these financial experts how to run their businesses?
Andy Banking & Finance Consumers Support Association (inc) 05 September 2012
ASIC chairmen, Mr Greg Medcalf said: " companies must disclose bad news immediately. Whilst impairment calculations may be complex, directors can play an important role in questioning the appropriateness of cash flows used & key assumptions ,having regard to KNOWLEDGE of the BUSINESS and the ENVIRONMENT of which it OPERATES. "
CBS Los Angeles September 5, 2012
TWENTYNINE PALMS (CBSLA.com) — The owners of a modest home near Twentynine Palms lost their cherished possessions after a bank mistakenly foreclosed their residence.
James Israel HumorTimes.com August 1, 2012
If greed is good, these Banksters are holy
We used to have to worry about gangsters taking over cities in the U.S. Now it’s Banksters, and they’ve got the whole country on its knees.
Michael Pascoe Sydney Morning Herald Business Day July 16, 2012
Here's an outrageous thought: we should let the Libor banksters get away with it.
The Economist Jul 7th 2012
Banksters: How Britain’s rate-fixing scandal might spread—and what to do about it
Andrew Rawnsley guardian.co.uk Saturday 30 June 2012
The restoration of integrity in the City will not happen without serious criminal sanctions against venal traders
Exopermaculture June 21, 2012
As a helicopter unaccountably clanks loud and low over my neighborhood this morning; as we head into the first of seven exact squares (2012-2015) between revolutionary Uranus and plutocratic Pluto on June 24 — three days from now! — my own sense of urgency and volatility flicks my eyes in the direction of news, real news, something that indicates “action” begins.
Matt Taibbi Rolling Stone Politics May 10, 2012
It's bad enough that the banks strangled the Dodd-Frank law. Even worse is the way they did it - with a big assist from Congress and the White House.