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The Darlings of Wall Street
What was the last great commercial novel to be inspired by Wall Street?
Even in prison, Bernie Madoff is still Bernie Madoff
Bernard Madoff is lonely in prison, but at least one person is keeping in touch with him.
MF Global is gravy train for lawyers
These are tough times for employees at financial services firms, as layoffs are expected, probably sooner rather than later. But these tough times, which feel like a double dip at least, is good news
Rajaratnam finds ways to stay in the news
Raj Rajaratnam has kept his name in the headlines since he was found guilty of insider trading and sentenced to 11 years of hard time. He will not be serving his sentence with Bernard Madoff after
Judge nixes Madoff trustee suit against JPMorgan
Are we seeing a step-up in the backlash against Irving Picard, the court-appointed trustee for the Bernard Madoff estate? A judge has dealt him a major loss in his efforts to recover funds on behalf
Raj Rajaratnam could serve with Bernard Madoff
Raj Rajaratnam's legal team has requested that he serve his 11 years at the Butner, North Carolina federal prison facility, where none other than Bernard Madoff is serving. The North Carolina
Thursday: The Rajaratnam trial's final hour
Thursday is the big day for insider trading criminal mastermind Raj Rajaratnam, the biggest fish convicted in the ongoing insider trading crack down. He could well represent the high water mark for
Raj Rajaratnam: White collar sentencing test
Does the ghost of Sarbanes-Oxley live when it comes to sentencing white collar criminals? Some of the big-name CEOs who were tried and convicted in the wake of the Enron collapse received some
All eyes on the Raj Rajaratnam sentencing
The upcoming sentencing of Raj Rajaratnam, the convicted insider trading mastermind, has spawned a lot of debate about the seriousness of insider trading. Some are convinced that it is essentially a
Madoff working with Harvard after all
Bernard Madoff has been bragging from prison that he's been working with Harvard Business School to put together a course on entrepreneurship, a claim that some immediately took as another lie. When
