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Dec. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner disputed claims by Goldman Sachs Group Inc . executives that the bank could have survived the financial crisis without government help and said it and other Wall Street firms should show some restraint in handing out bonuses this year.
WASHINGTON -- As the House begins debating a broad financial regulatory overhaul this week to prevent future meltdowns on Wall Street, Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn.
Fort Collins City Manager Darin Atteberry spread the word early. With layoffs, furloughs, budget cuts and pay freezes plaguing municipalities and businesses for a second Christmas, this is not the time to spend any city money on holiday parties, he said.
Dec. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Raj Rajaratnam , the Galleon Group LLC founder fighting federal insider-trading charges, was probed a decade ago by the FBI, which said in 2002 it couldn’t tie him to illegal stock sales related to confidential documents sent to him by an Intel Corp.
During an interview on Bloomberg's Political Capital, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner defended the government's bailout of wall street banks and disputed claims by Goldman Sachs that the company did not need government help. Bloomberg's Alan Hunt interviewed Geithner for almost 15 minutes, prodding Geithner to weigh in on everything from a possible tax on financial transactions to executive ...
LONDON (SHARECAST) - More than 1,000 investment bankers have quit Royal Bank of Scotland to join rival firms for guaranteed cash bonuses and big salary increases, according to banking sources.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. lists lots of assets, ranging from loans to securities to cash, on its $2 trillion balance sheet. Not to be found is one that might be its most valuable -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner on Friday criticized the huge bonuses that Wall Street is expected to pay this year and he rejected the contention by Goldman Sachs that it would have survived the financial crisis without $10 billion in government bailout money.
Gift cards continue to fly off the shelves at stores throughout Northeast Pennsylvania. The gift cards were the most requested item for the 2008 holiday season, according to a survey by the National Retail Federation, with 54.9 percent of consumers askin
The lure of Black Friday early morning specials, steep discounts and doorbuster deals helped retail sales nationwide rise for the 12th straight week. Sales at stores open at least a year climbed 3.1 percent in the week ended Nov. 28 from a year earlier,
Everything costs money these days, including watching the Kentucky-North Carolina game. Yes, that tasty treat from Rupp Arena was “free” on cable, but do those UK kids know how much they cost parents of young basketball players? Nike had better set aside some overtime for the sweatshop that makes those cool sleeves that fit over your shooting arm.Teeing off: The January issue of Golf Digest ...
