Facebook VC pay-out to set record

Posted on February 2nd, 2012 in Economy | No Comments »

The impending IPO will mark the biggest payday ever for the venture capital industry, and set off a stampede to secure a place in the top funds

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Deutsche Börse / NYSE Euronext

Posted on February 1st, 2012 in Economy | No Comments »

NYSE Euronext is the biggest loser as the proposed $7.5bn merger with Deutsche Börse is blocked by European antitrust regulators

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Altria reports tobacco customer’s shift

Posted on January 27th, 2012 in Economy | No Comments »

Altria, the biggest US tobacco company and maker of Marlboro, says customers are moving increasingly to its discount brands and smokeless products

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Italy’s banks tap ECB for €50bn

Posted on January 19th, 2012 in Economy | Comments Off

Special ECB three-year lending facility saw UniCredit the biggest user, says Morgan Stanley report

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Mutombos role in $10 million gold scam only now coming to light – Houston Chronicle (blog)

Posted on January 16th, 2012 in Work From Home Scams | Comments Off

Houston Chronicle (blog) Mutombos role in $10 million gold scam only now coming to light Houston Chronicle (blog) He started work immediately, hoping the transaction would be done before Christmas. The gold was “dirty,” still in nugget and dust form, but that hardly mattered. St. Mary had expectations of his biggest payday ever with his share of the profits. … and more

ENRC agrees on $1.25bn deal over Congo

Posted on January 5th, 2012 in Economy | Comments Off

London-listed Kazakh miner is poised to replace First Quantum as the biggest mining investor in the copper-rich country after the settlement

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ASTD Archive Image of the Day: Women in the Workplace, Circa 1987

Posted on December 23rd, 2011 in Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

This image, above the headline “The Female Factor,” appeared in the August 1987 issue of Training and Development Journal . This article highlighted ways to avoid sex-role stereotypes. In today’s business environment, the biggest gender issue issue in the workplace is the lack of females in the C-Suite. Although the percentage is shrinking, it is still not where it should be. More women are working than ever before, and they are beginning to break through the executive role

Michael Kors shares jump 21% on debut

Posted on December 15th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

The upmarket fashion brand launched the biggest-ever IPO in US fashion, selling more shares than expected in a deal valuing the company at $3.8bn

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Former WaMu executives in $64m settlement

Posted on December 13th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

Three officials involved in the biggest US bank collapse, including Kerry Killinger, Washington Mutual’s former chief executive, agreed to pay the FDIC

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Gree: mobile gaming

Posted on September 29th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

The Japanese gaming network has technically the biggest user base in the world in a hot new area, but more players will soon be entering the game

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Tax wars: the accidental billion-dollar break

Posted on September 27th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

A simple rule meant to cut paperwork for US companies has grown into one of the biggest multinational tax breaks

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Tax wars: the accidental billion-dollar break

Posted on September 27th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

A simple rule meant to cut paperwork for US companies has grown into one of the biggest multinational tax breaks

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Fury – Foreclosure Fraud

Posted on September 25th, 2011 in Scams | Comments Off

The main and biggest investor in this scam was the IMF…and the investors are all of their minions and cohorts…… Bloomberg reported that the IMF is the biggest shareholder/bondholder/investor in Fannie Mae…..Who owns …

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Microsoft raises dividend by 25%

Posted on September 21st, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

Increase is the biggest in the eight years the company has made the payments, but still falls short of demands for greater reward for shareholders

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The Biggest Wall Street Scams of All Time – Investing Answers

Posted on August 26th, 2011 in Scams, Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

Investing Answers The Biggest Wall Street Scams of All Time Investing Answers There are only a few things you can count on in the world: death, taxes and Wall Street scams . Here are five of the biggest Wall Street scams of all time. Compared to some of the other names on this list, Sam Israel might seem like a lightweight, …

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Want to share information about fannie mae | zeeol.com – another …

Posted on August 22nd, 2011 in Fraud, Scams | Comments Off

Some of the biggest names in mortgages have bought and fannie mae sold trash loans, falsified information to give loans to people who should never have gotten them, and encouraged fraud on many levels, all in the name of …

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Chasing Madoff: Film Review – Hollywood Reporter

Posted on August 13th, 2011 in Fraud, Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

Hollywood Reporter Chasing Madoff: Film Review Hollywood Reporter Jeff Prosserman's doc about the biggest financial fraud in American history makes the point that no lesson has been learned by either Wall Street nor the politicians that protect it from real reform. In his important documentary about the Bernard …

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Securitization Audits, Forensic Mortgage Audits, Mers and Illegal …

Posted on August 12th, 2011 in Scams | Comments Off

It was the biggest Wall Street shell game hoax ever perpetrated and allowed scam artists of the highest blue blood breeding to make off with billions while imploding our real Bond guarantee corporations AMBAK, MBIA and absolutely demolishing the foundation of our entire mortgage industry FANNIE MAE & FREDDIEMAC as well as tanking all of the lenders who were caught in the cross fire. It was a rigged musical chairs game. How is it that these bankers, …

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S&P worst: BofA drops 20 percent on AIG suit woes – New York Post

Posted on August 9th, 2011 in Economy, Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

CBC.ca S&P worst: BofA drops 20 percent on AIG suit woes New York Post As bad as yesterday's stock market rout was for Wall Street , it was even worse for Bank of America boss Brian Moynihan. The nation's largest lender led a sell-off of bank shares yesterday and was the biggest loser in the S&P 500 index … Banks Pounded After Lawsuit, Economy Further Imperiled CNBC.com all 635 news articles

Blackstone to invest €2.5bn in wind farms

Posted on August 4th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

German project is the US group’s largest renewable energy deal and marks one of the biggest moves into the sector by a global buy-out firm

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New scams plague consumers – Allentown Morning Call

Posted on July 28th, 2011 in Fraud, Scams, Work From Home Scams | Comments Off

New scams plague consumers Allentown Morning Call The only new complaints to crack the top 10 were complaints about fraud such as bogus sweepstakes and lotteries, work -at- home offers and grandparent scams that I've warned you about repeatedly. Bucks County consumer protection officials have seen an … Top 10 consumer complaints led by car, credit gripes San Francisco Chronicle (blog) Consumers' 11 Biggest Problems Smartmoney.com (blog) Top Ten Consumer Complaints, Auto Tops the List WSAV-TV all 15 news articles

Leveraged ETF’s and ETN’s, The Biggest Scam on Wall Street? – The Market Oracle

Posted on July 12th, 2011 in Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

ETF Trends Leveraged ETF's and ETN's, The Biggest Scam on Wall Street ? The Market Oracle Imagine you purchase an exchange-traded fund or note and the next day it just suddenly stops trading. Would you be scared? Angry? Frustrated? What if you had a profit and couldn't collect one cent of it? As frightening as that sounds, … ETF Daily Rebalancing: The Biggest Scam On Wall Street ? (VZZ, VXX, FAS, DUST … ETF Daily News (blog) all 26 news articles

ETF Daily Rebalancing: The Biggest Scam On Wall Street? (VZZ, VXX, FAS, DUST … – ETF Daily News (blog)

Posted on July 11th, 2011 in Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

ETF Daily Rebalancing: The Biggest Scam On Wall Street ? (VZZ, VXX, FAS, DUST … ETF Daily News (blog) Jared Levy: It's the day the market fell apart. The day the usual became the impossible. Imagine you purchase an exchange-traded fund or note and the next day it just suddenly stops trading. Would you be scared? Angry? Frustrated? … and more

The Biggest Scam on Wall Street? – CountingPips

Posted on July 8th, 2011 in Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

The Biggest Scam on Wall Street ? CountingPips By TaipanPublishingGroup.com Imagine you purchase an exchange-traded fund or note and the next day it just suddenly stops trading. Would you be scared? Angry? Frustrated? What if you had a profit and couldn't collect one cent of it? … and more

Internet piracy pact over music and films

Posted on July 7th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

Attempts to crackdown on internet piracy took a step forward with an agreement by five of the biggest US internet service providers

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Daily Kos: Troubled mortgages still haunting consumers, banks

Posted on July 1st, 2011 in Scams | Comments Off

By contrast, nearly 6.8% of mortgages backed by mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were nonperforming, and 11.4% of all mortgages that are serviced by banks. Nevertheless, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are more crippled than the biggest banks because their holdings of mortgages are so large, they held little capital, and they don't have other …. ” Scam ” doesn't do this, by Anthony Page aka SecondComing, Fri Jul 01, 2011 at 04:04:23 PM PDT (0+ / 0-) …

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BJ’s Wholesale agrees to $2.8bn buy-out‎

Posted on June 29th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

One of the biggest discount warehouse chains in the US says buy-out groups Leonard Green and CVC Capital are offering $51.25 a share, a 7% premium to Tuesday’s close

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Lehman creditors in pay-out settlement

Posted on June 29th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

The warring creditors of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, the biggest corporate failure in history, have reached a settlement on a final pay-out plan

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Vote For Whoever You Want, Bailout Policies Won´t Change One Bit; A Look at Eurozone and US Politics; Would it Have Mattered if McCain Won in 2008?

Posted on June 20th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

Take a good look at policies in Ireland, in Spain, in Portugal, in Greece. In Ireland, voters overwhelmingly rejected the policies and leadership of Prime Minister Brian Cowen in the biggest rout in history as noted in Timeline Ireland. Did it matter? How? Enda Kenny, the new prime minister quickly caved-in to the ECB and EU regarding haircuts on government bonds. Similar setups are underway in Portugal, Spain, and Greece. Also, take a look at policies in Germany where chancellor …

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Stocks, oil plunge…Airlines could see hot summer, cool fall – NECN

Posted on June 15th, 2011 in Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

Stocks, oil plunge…Airlines could see hot summer, cool fall NECN NEW YORK (AP) — A day after Wall Street's biggest gains of the month, the major indexes have suffered their biggest drop since June 1. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 179 points to 11897. The S&P 500 lost 22 points and the Nasdaq dropped 47. … and more

US banks to cut Treasuries use

Posted on June 12th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

Some of the biggest US banks are preparing to cut their use of Treasuries as a precaution against any turbulence if Congress fails to increase the US debt ceiling soon

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A patient hand could pay off for financial investors

Posted on June 10th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

Shares of many of the biggest US banks are off more than 20 per cent with economic, regulatory and legal concerns shrouding the financial services industry

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Insider trading crackdown nabs 40 and counting – CNN

Posted on June 10th, 2011 in Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

WISC Madison Insider trading crackdown nabs 40 and counting CNN The insider trading probe netted former hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam who was found guilty in the biggest Wall Street trial in years. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — In the nearly two years since the … Insider Trading Crackdown Nabs 40 And Counting KMGH Denver all 47 news articles

China Plows Into Absurd Bet on Long-Term Japanese Debt

Posted on June 8th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

Bloomberg reports China’s Net Purchases of Japan’s Long-Term Debt Rises to Record in AprilChina’s net purchases of Japan’s long-term debt reached a record as the larger nation seeks to diversify the world’s biggest currency reserves. China bought a net 1.33 trillion yen ($16.6 billion) in Japanese long-term bonds in April, the biggest amount since records began in January 2005, according to data released today in Tokyo by Japan’s Ministry of Finance. The nation sold a net 1.47 trillion yen of …

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Air France crash calls for better pilot training, experts say

Posted on May 31st, 2011 in Unemployment News | Comments Off

(From USA Today) — As Air France Flight 447 plunged in the darkness two years ago, its pilots had ample opportunities to save the jet. Instead, as has happened repeatedly on airliners around the world, they exacerbated the problem, according to preliminary information released by French investigators. The Air France disaster, which killed 228 people on their way from Brazil to France on June 1, 2009, is the latest example — and one of the most deadly — of the biggest killer in aviation: a plane going out of control. The latest information in the Air France case, released Friday by French investigators, is spurring renewed calls for better pilot training and other measures. “If this was a technical problem (with the jet), we’d be saying we need to fix this,” says John Cox, a former airline pilot and safety consultant who has written on loss of control for the British Royal Aeronautical Society. “There have been those of us in the industry that have been arguing for this for decades.” What is needed is better training so pilots are not as startled and confused during emergencies, and better tools to warn them when their planes are about to go out of control, the experts say. Read more .

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Durable Goods Orders Plunge; Is Japan to Blame?

Posted on May 26th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

Durable goods orders fell by 3.6% in April. Most economists blame a slowdown in Japan in the wake of the tsunami and earthquakes. Please consider Durable Goods Orders in U.S. Decline by Most in Six Months Orders for U.S. durable goods dropped more than forecast in April, reflecting a slump in aircraft demand and disruptions in supplies of auto parts stemming from the earthquake in Japan. The 3.6 percent decrease in bookings for goods meant to last at least three years was the biggest …

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Ex-NY lawyer: Wall Street envy led him to crime – Las Vegas Sun

Posted on May 25th, 2011 in Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

Ex-NY lawyer: Wall Street envy led him to crime Las Vegas Sun AP A New York lawyer disbarred after he pleaded guilty to insider trading charges testified Thursday that envy of Wall Street salaries led him to a role in what became the biggest hedge fund insider trading case in history. … and more

Ex-NY lawyer: Wall Street envy led him to crime – Wall Street Journal

Posted on May 19th, 2011 in Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

Ex-NY lawyer: Wall Street envy led him to crime Wall Street Journal AP NEW YORK — A New York lawyer disbarred after he pleaded guilty to insider trading charges testified Thursday that envy of Wall Street salaries led him to a role in what became the biggest hedge fund insider trading case in history. … and more

LinkedIn raises its projected IPO target

Posted on May 17th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

The social network has raised the top price of its planned share sale from $35 to $45 a share, the biggest one-off increase in an IPO since 2000

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Basel III to hit money fund sector

Posted on May 8th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

The $4,400bn global money market fund industry could end up becoming one of the biggest losers from the post-crisis regulatory clampdown on the banking sector

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The lawyer behind the $10B haul for Madoff victims – Salt Lake Tribune

Posted on May 1st, 2011 in Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

The lawyer behind the $10B haul for Madoff victims Salt Lake Tribune … a man who was so skilled at hiding money that he kept the biggest scam in the history of American finance going for at least two decades. Wall Street hates him. Picard has sued more than a dozen banks, including several whose big link to the Ponzi … and more

Brussels opens CDS antitrust probes

Posted on April 29th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

The EC has opened investigations against a collection of the biggest players in the credit default swaps market, including ICE, the industry’s leading clearing house

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Collecting My Thoughts: The Fed, Fannie and Fred

Posted on April 28th, 2011 in Scams | Comments Off

The Fed, Fannie and Fred. “[Tim Geithner, Ben Bernanke and Barney Frank] are calling to raise the debt ceiling. This will assist them with perpetuating the biggest legal government scam in history [financial institution bailouts of over …

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Japan Retail Sales Plunge Most in 13 Years; S&P Cuts Japan Debt Outlook to “Negative”; 30,000 Dead or Missing, How You Can Help

Posted on April 28th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

In the wake of the tsunami and earthquakes, Japan’s Retail Sales Slump Most in 13 YearsJapan’s retail sales tumbled the most in 13 years last month as the nation’s record earthquake shut stores and discouraged households from spending money. Sales slumped 8.5 percent in March from a year earlier, the biggest decline since March 1998, according to a statement by trade ministry in Tokyo today. Toyota Motor Corp. led a record drop in auto sales in March and domestic output plunged 63 percent …

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Another plea in Galleon case; Rajaratnam jury sits – Reuters

Posted on April 26th, 2011 in Wall Street Scams | Comments Off

Moneycontrol.com Another plea in Galleon case; Rajaratnam jury sits Reuters Drimal is the 21st out of 26 people accused to admit to charges in the biggest Wall Street insider trading case in decades. Sri Lankan-born Rajaratnam, 53, is the only one to go on trial so far. Drimal had been scheduled to go on trial with three … Jurors rehear wiretaps at NY insider trading trial The Associated Press Jury weighs Rajaratnam's fate in insider case Moneycontrol.com Rajaratnam Trial: The Long Odds of an Acquittal for Hedge Fund Millionaire HedgeCo.net Argus Press

More Foreclosure Troubles | How Many Virginia Foreclosures…are …

Posted on April 26th, 2011 in Scams | Comments Off

Mr Velsi blames the RATINGS AGENCIES for this scam some blame Fannie /Freddie some blame the BANKS/Wall Street. THEY ARE ALL REALLY ONE IN THE SAME. These FOREIGN MULTINATIONALS wore an AMERICAN DISGUISE to commit the BIGGEST PONZI …

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How to scam an athlete – ESPN

Posted on April 22nd, 2011 in Fraud, Scams, Work From Home Scams | Comments Off

How to scam an athlete ESPN So we return to Jenkins, Summit Management and, quite possibly, the biggest financial fraud you've never heard of, to show you how scams like these work over and over again. And we'll show you in 10 easy steps. Just please don't ever try this at home . …

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Junk bond funds back in demand

Posted on April 10th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

On a global basis, $1.47bn was invested in higher-yielding corporate debt last week, the biggest weekly inflow ever seen, as individual investor demand roared back

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Yield Curve Widens as Long-Term Rates Rise; Bernanke’s QE II Scorecard

Posted on April 8th, 2011 in Economy | Comments Off

Curve Watchers Anonymous is once again taking a look at the yield cure. click on chart for sharper image You can go back as far in history as you want and you cannot find a chart that resembles what the Greenspan and Bernanke have done. Greenspan fueled the biggest property bubble in history by holding rates too low, too long. Bernanke undercut those rates to near-zero, and has held them low, for even longer. Bernanke’s stated purpose in QE II was to hold interest rates low. He has …

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When the Fix is In | Bear Market Investments

Posted on March 28th, 2011 in Scams | Comments Off

… that they would get away – for a while, at least – with one of the biggest financial scams in history. We could have made a profit on it too! Let’s look at how it works. The borrowers – AIG, Citi, Freddie, Fannie – make bad bets. …

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