Elizabeth Warren: Hillary Clinton Sold Out To Wall Street
Hillary Clinton is under fire from a 2004 video in which Elizabeth Warren told Bill Moyers that Wall Street controlled Clinton’s policies on bankruptcy law.
Goldman Sachs Questions ‘The Efficacy Of Capitalism’
Analysts at Goldman Sachs, one of the world’s largest investment banks, questioned capitalism’s effectiveness. What did they really mean by that statement?
JPMorgan Pays Billions To Settle With Ambac, Lehman Brothers
JPMorgan is almost finished paying off the rich people it screwed in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis. As for the poor? Well, not so much.
Is Goldman Sachs Involved In A Corruption Scandal In Malaysia?
Goldman Sachs’ Southeast Asia chairman has taken a leave of absence as his branch is embroiled in a corruption scandal at 1Malaysia Development Berhad.
Citigroup, Davos Worry About Popular Backlash To Neoliberal Order
From January 20-23, the global elite met in Davos, Switzerland for the annual World Economic Forum. The themes this year were the dangers of inequality and terrorism to the current world order, an order those present have benefited the most from and have charged themselves with maintaining. The founder and
Hillary Clinton’s Wall Street Ties Take Center Stage In Debate
While the candidates touched on topics ranging from dealing with Iran, healthcare, and gun control, money and politics was a major focus of the debate.
Goldman Sachs To Pay $5.1 Billion For Causing 2008 Financial Crisis
The Too Big To Fail & Jail bank to pay a $2.385 billion civil monetary penalty, make $875 million in cash payments, provide $1.8 billion in consumer relief.
VIDEO: Who Profits From The Nonprofit Industrial Complex?
‘Tis better to give than to receive — but who are you giving to and who’s receiving? Activist Anna Kaminski and Act Out! dive into the non-profit industry.
SEC Warns Rating Agencies Still Breaking The Rules
Just as in “The Big Short,” the SEC warned that national ratings organizations are still rating junk as gold in order to keep the business of big banks.
Millennials Increasingly Using Payday Lenders And Pawnshops
In the past five years, 40% of millennials used a payday loan, pawnshop, tax refund advance or other alternative financial product.