Wall Street refers to the financial district of New York City, named after and centered on the eight-block-long street running from Broadway to South Street on the East River in Lower Manhattan.

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if your point is that Pres. Obama is as cozy w/the Wall Street fat cats that got us into this mess as Pres. Bush was, I agree.

Check out Wall Street is up to its old tricks again! This time, instead of gambling with your mortgage, they're gambling with you...

Apple's Future Not So Bleak Afterall: Following predictions coming out of Wall Street, you&think Apple was...

The biggest Wall Street banks are now far bigger than they were when we bailed them out, yet they've successfully whittled back the Dodd-Frank fiinancial reform act and continue to make and cover up wildly risky bets (e.g, JP Morgan Chase's $6 billion "London Whale" loss last year). Now, facing a bipartisan move in the Senate (led by David Vitter, R-La and Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio) to sharply increase the amount of capital they have to hold, which the Federal Reserve is endorsing, the banks are telling the White House and members of Congress they’ll lend out less money if such a law were enacted. In other words: if they can't continue to dominate and terrorize the economy, they’ll smother it. Haven't we had enough? It is time to use the nation’s antitrust laws to break up the biggest Wall Street banks, just like antitrust was used a century ago to break up the oil companies and railroads. And also to resurrect the Glass-Steagall Act, put into effect after the Great Crash of 1929, to separate commercial ...

Conservatives can't be trusted to self-correct. Much like the corporate America and Wall Street

Stocks waver in early trading on Wall Street: NEW YORK (AP) — Stock indexes are barely budging in early tradin...

Inclusive Prosperity Act of 2013 (H.R. 1579) The FTT (Financial Transaction Tax) - a Wall Street Tax to HEAL AMERICA Isn’t the idea of an FTT foreign to the U.S.? Not at all. The U.S. had a FTT from 1914 to 1966. After a Wall Street crash in 1987, leading U.S. politicians, endorsed reinstating an FTT. Many prominent U.S. economists are in the forefront of the proposal to re-adopt an FTT in the U.S.

I was there when the reactionary "white terror" kicked in. After the Kent State shootings, a New York City-wide demonstration had called for Wall Street on Friday—that was 40 years ago today, on Friday, May 8, 1970. I have no idea who called the demo, though it targeted the financial center of US ca...

Dollar for dollar, America will get a better return on investment from students with college educations than from all the banks on Wall Street

"Crazy" Doctor Speaks , AGAIN . 30 years of Gettin it Right , Drivin ALL the Good Ole Boys and Girls Crazy . I will google the Bilderberg Group myself . BTW , Ron Paul WAS NOT Invited to this ELITE club , Likely Rand Paul will NOT BE Either as they are Threats to Many ... Democrats and Republicans Sold America to Wall Street - Occupy Mainstream Media - Occupy Bilderberg 2012 - We Know The Secrets of The Federal Reserve - Monsanto Exposed - CIA Chief Endorses Ron Paul - Fox Business Video - Fox Business

Another brilliant move by Senator Warren. It is time to stop giving breaks to banks and Wall Street. Shame on us for having our priorities out of line for far too long.

If you thought that the conservative establishment and Wall Street banks were exaggerating when they did everything within their power to fight Professor Elizab

John Stewart takes the administration to task for their failure to prosecute Wall Street bankers. Share!

Today, Pandora lost roughly $120 MILLION in value, dropping 5% in the first hour of trading on Wall Street. Why, you ask? Yesterday, the Huffington Post picked up the Pandora/Blake Morgan story th...

The US Senate has confirmed Mary Jo White's nomination as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, making her the first former prosecutor to lead the federal agency that oversees Wall Street. Politics News Summaries. | Newser

Tampa Bay's biggest stocks not part of a record-setting Wall Street via

They have convinced Washington politicians to keep pursuing a “grand bargain” that will cut Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and Veterans’ benefits to pay for the fact that Wall Street crashed the world economy.

On this date in history, May 8: May 8, 1970 "200,000 Australians participate in antiwar demonstrations (Vietnam)" May 8, 1970 The Hard Hat riot occurs in the Wall Street area of New York City as blue-collar construction workers clash with anti-war demonstrators protesting the Vietnam War. May 8, 1971 Joe Frazier beats Muhammad Ali at Madison Square Garden • May 8, 1972 "Sabena aircraft at Lod International, Tel Aviv, captured by Palestinians" • May 8, 1972 U.S. Navy and Marine Corps aircraft mine Haiphong Harbor in North Vietnam. • May 8, 1972 Vietnam War U.S. President Richard M. Nixon announces his order to place mines in major North Vietnamese ports in order to stem the flow of weapons and other goods to that nation. • May 8, 1972: Following promoter Sid Bernstein's decision to reinvent Radio City Music Hall in New York as a rock venue, Billy Preston becomes the first rock performer to headline at the famous landmark. • May 8, 1973 "A 71-day standoff, between federal authorities and the Ameri ...

Please ask James Woolery if he's related to Chuck Woolery. Biggest mystery on Wall Street.

WASHINGTON -- Just one day after Treasury Secretary Jack Lew wrote a letter urging lawmakers to reject a slate of Wall Street deregulation measures, nearly two dozen Democrats joined Republicans to approve the package in the House Financial Services Committee. The legislation would repeal several se...

Expanded immigration could decrease the federal deficit by $2.5 trillion, according to a recent report from the American Action Forum. The Wall Street

And still some people get upset because the public school teachers got another 3% raise this year, and our local town budget is unsustainable because every one else who lives and works in town did not get a raise this year or for many years past. Who should I be jealous of, the teachers unions or Wall Street brokers and bankers?

Flipsters follows the misadventures of Paul (Michael Jefferson) when he accidentally gets his hands on some classified information in the world of Wall Street and flees to the relative sanctuary of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Finding himself ungraciously thrust into living with Lou (Hardy Winburn), Paul...

Good point re: Wall Street. Though I don't think the incentives are currently right due to regulatory/financial capture of DC.

As Martin Scorsese toils away in the editing room in anticipation for this fall's The Wolf of Wall Street, the director is already gathering his cast and

A House committee will vote this week on a spate of bills that would undermine Wall Street reform.

New York City is an Urban Escape What a way to celebrate a 400th birthday! Founded in 1609, New York is celebrating its quadricentennial by defying the odds and predictions of economic doom: just walk around Times Square any day of the week, at any hour of the day, and you're going to see hordes of happy tourists. For every local who works in a nearby office building, dozens of out-of-towners are enjoying our streets, and event the experimental pedestrian promenade around the square. It's a sharp contrast to what many predicted when the economy tanked last fall. Most figured that the challenges facing the local economy would be compounded by the loss of significant tourist dollars. Many observers believed that planned hotel and restaurant projects would fall by the wayside. Fortunately for all of us, that didn't happen. Most hotel projects already on the books continued as planned, and literally dozens of new restaurants have opened in the year since the Wall Street shocks. New York remains a prime touris ...

Rogation Tuesday Today the church remembers and gives thanks for Commerce and Industry. It's telling how we do so. We acknowledge the artisans and workers among us in the first reading, then remind each other that each of contributes to the whole in the second reading. And then from the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus reminds us that we can only have one true lord. It's telling that, in the financial capital of the United States, and perhaps still of the world, that we often give so much approbation to the "captains of Wall Street" that we forget the the workers of Main Street are the ones who make it happen. So, today, let's remember that our industry, finance, and commerce is there to serve us, not the other way around. "Almighty God, whose Son Jesus Christ in his earthly life shared our toil and hallowed our labor, Be present with your people where they work; make those who carry on the industries of this land responsive to your will; and give to us a ll a pride in what we do, and a just return for our ...

Top economist Jeffrey Sachs says Wall Street is full of 'crooks' and hasn't changed since the financial crash April 29, 2013, The Independent (One of the UK's leading newspapers) of the world's most respected economists has said Wall St is full of "crooks" and hasn't reformed its "pathological" culture since the financial crash. Professor Jeffrey Sachs told a high-powered audience at the Philadelphia Federal Reserve earlier this month that the lack of reform was down to “a docile president, a docile White House and a docile regulatory system that absolutely can’t find its voice.” Sachs, from Columbia University, has twice been named one of Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World, and is an adviser to the World Bank and IMF. “What has been revealed, in my view, is prima facie criminal behavior,” he said. “It’s financial fraud on a very large extent. There’s also a tremendous amount of insider trading. We have a corrupt politics to the core, I am afraid to say, and . . . b ...

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Axiom Quarterly Second Quarter, 2009   The Qualitative Fundamentals for Building a Best-of-Breed Enterprise By Gary C. Harrell Not all that long ago, Mashoud Rashama was living the best life that a meticulous and successful, Wall Street quantitative trader could afford, but since the onset of the 2008 financial meltdown, that has not been the case. Mr. Rashama was among the thousands of financial workers who found themselves unemployed as their seemingly venerable firms either collapsed or were consumed in the closing months of the year. The aftermath of those events and his own layoff were beginning to take their toll on him. “I would only say that it’s been surreal,” he explained in a telephone interview. “I found myself waking up in the middle of the night, almost too scared to face the day ahead…” Fortunately,Mr. Rashama was not without resources, and that meant that he had options. Said Mr. Rashama, “There was not really a question about capital—or one about talent…Once I finally r ...

Axiom Quarterly Fourth Quarter, 2008   For Cash-strong Businesses, the Acquisition Question By Gary C. Harrell   In these turbulent economic times, there are two immutable certainties. The first certainty is that cash is king. Now, to be sure, it should be noted that cash has actually always been the king, even though debt and inflated asset valuations may have made their own good, albeit impractical, runs at overthrowing the kingdom. And the second certainty is the mergers-and-acquisitions practice, at least as we have known it, is now a badly wounded beast. The latter certainty was evidenced in a recent Wall Street Journal article written by Matthew Karnitschnig. There, Karnitschnig began with an ominous declaration:“M&A is almost dead.” And though his words seem hyperbolic, he went further to point out that “…the severity of the current downturn and the disappearance of credit is changing how Wall Street puts deals together.”1 Of course, the Karnitschnig prediction could be dangerously prem ...

Traditional media brands are cranking out video content in the hopes of persuading marketers to shift ad budgets from TV to online offerings. But can companies like Conde Nast and the Wall Street Journal deliver the necessary quality and audience size?

Great article.I've been saying for some time now that our real terrorists are on Wall Street and our government is blindly assisting them in taking out American citizens. by LAURA GOTTESDIENER...

Bank Fraud: "At least eight federal agencies are investigating JPMorgan Chase at a time when the bank is raking in record profits, according to The New York Times. “Virtually every single major financial institution in this country has engaged in fraud at one time or another,” Sen. Bernie Sanders said on the Thom Hartmann Program. “So the question that has to be raised is whether fraud is the business model of Wall Street? I think you can probably make a case that it is.” Among many examples, JPMorgan Chase in 2011 paid $156.3 million to settle fraud charges related to the financial crisis. No one went to jail. In a separate settlement that same year, the bank paid $56 million over allegations that it had overcharged members of the military on their mortgages."

First, Bank of America (BofA) displaced millions of families in the foreclosure crisis. Now, BofA wants to take money that could save schools from closing. CPS is closing 54 schools to “save” $43 million a year, but pays Wall Street banks $36 million in interest annually to borrow money that banks get for free from the bailouts As BofA convenes its annual stockholders meeting, we’ll call attention to this struggling bank that needs profits at the expense of working families and school children. We’ll also deliver our petition from 3100+ Chicagoans that want our money to fund schools, not Wall Street. JOIN US! May 7th 10am, 135 S. LaSalle St

"Austerity is a vicious spiral from which there is no automatic escape. The current sequestration process, cutting everything from early childhood education to scientific research, is only the beginning. This policy is not based on any principle of economics, but on Wall Street's intent to sacrifice American working families to their own insatiable greed for more money and power. As the experience of World War 2 shows, the only way out is a New Deal. We must cut Wall Street down to size, provide better protections and resources for the people, and rebuild the real economy of infrastructure, industry, agriculture and Main Street. The first punch we need to land to initiate this process is a 1% Sales Tax on Wall Street's stocks, bonds and derivatives. They caused the economic depression - Make Them Pay!"

& tell Scott Brown that doesn't want a US Senator beholden to big oil & risky Wall Street traders

[TCL: Note to Wall Street] “He will not enjoy the profit from his trading. For he has oppressed the poor and left them destitute; he has seized houses he did not build.” – Job 20: 18-19

I do not wish to embarrass the new 'King' of Wall Street as printed in Forbes magazine...

Twenty years ago Michael Zamansky left his high paying Wall Street job to teach computer science at New York's Stuyvesant High School. Today the school has eight dedicated computer science teachers and requires each student to complete a full year of courses on the subject.

It's a gathering on Wall Street, the S&p 500 broke 1600 on Friday, the Dow hit 15000 intraday as lists cheered the a cut above needed non-cultivate payrolls

The protests on Wall Street and at St Paul’s Cathedral are similar, Anne Applebaum wrote in the Washington Post, ‘in their lack of focus, in their inchoate nature, and above all in their refusal to engage with existing democratic institutions’. ‘Unlike the Egyptians in Tahrir Square,’ she went on, ‘...

Wall Street returned to its record-setting ways this week. Friday saw both the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average set new all-time highs. Meanwhile, Canada's stock market turned in a positive performance over the week, along with its counterparts in most of the world. The S&P 500 passed 1,600 and the Dow rose above 15,000, both for the first time. An unexpectedly strong U.S. jobs report Friday pushed indices into record territory. The economy added 165,000 jobs in April and numbers for February and March were revised upward, easing concerns about stalling economic growth. The unemployment rate fell to 7.5%, the lowest since December 2008. Among other positive economic news in the U.S., the Federal Reserve reaffirmed its intent to keep interest rates low and to continue its securities-buying stimulus program. It indicated it was prepared to boost stimulus if warranted. The housing recovery continues to gain momentum as home prices rose in February to their highest yearly growth rate since 2006. In Ca ...

Billionaire Paul Tudor Jones' charity - the Robin Hood Foundation -- fights poverty with the hardnosed, business sense of Wall Street. Scott Pelley reports.

Hey what do you say to a 1% tax on Wall Street financial transactions?

10 false flags operations that shaped our world March 7, 2007 From Nero to 9/11, via Pearl Harbour and the Gulf of Tonkin incident... Joe Crubaugh provides an "all time greatest hits" of false flag operations, whereby one scenario is repeated... as the world keeps falling for the same lie. The most commonly known false flag operations consist of a government agency staging a terror attack, whereby an uninvolved entity gets blamed for the carnage. As at least two millennia have proven, false flag operations, with healthy doses of propaganda and ignorance, provided a great recipe for endless war. _In "War is a Racket", Two-time Medal of Honor recipient Major General Smedley Butler wrote: "I spent 33 years and four months in active military service and during that period I spent most of my time as a high class muscle man for Big Business, for Wall Street and the bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism. I helped make Mexico and especially Tampico safe for American oil interests in 1914 ...

SUNDAY AM, 9TH UPDATE:  Walt Disney Company Chairman/CEO Bob Iger has his Wall Street earnings call on Tuesday and more good news to report with the sto

North Dakota's thriving state bank makes a mockery of Wall Street's casino banking system -- and that's why financial elites want to crush it.

Why sacrifice the interests of this country for the benefit of Wall Street? William Randolph Hearst, 1915

Drowned by the noise of who deserves grants, the banner year for  Cannes-bound Philippine films, local award-giving bodies' recognitions or un-recognitions, anonymous donors , and government film funding put to question. I muted it by comfortably chasing a quiet film promoted as a car-racing movie with a TV matinee idol and it turned out to be more than that.  Darkness has its way of shutting out the bright lights, or those who want to be in the limelight, blinding movie buffs, as I let "At Any Price" envelope my world and be awed by Dennis Quaid's performance. I am back in my comfort zone. Wall Street seeps into country roads as well, without the grander Dow Jones' ups and downs but heartland America's hunger for a share of the agricultural piece of the pie. I just want to see the movie I like and have no care about what's going on around me. For two hours, I parked the overblown Short Film Corner issue, the perfect cyber topic to raise the howling netizens into action, and the filmmaking hopefuls pic ...

Israel is bombing Syria. We take this sad development with far reaching implications to highlight Michael Hardt's recent article in TIDAL 4 called Wall Street, War Street, Debt Machine, in which he says: "Today’s war machine is driven by three primary logics, which are all constantly present and mixed together in different proportions. First is the old-fashioned imperialist logic, most closely identified with neoconservatives, founded on the dream that the United States, through its economic, political, and military power, can not only defeat enemies but also create new political and social orders, reshaping nations, regions, and ultimately the global environment. Second, the neoliberal war doctrine, less noisy than its neoconservative cousin and seldom stated openly, defines national interest primarily in term of access to resources and markets – and ultimately corporate profits. Oil and minerals are not treated simply as the loot of the victors, but the strategic planning and rationales of military ...

The End of Barack Obama? (Posted by Ricky Seraphico). Link: wealthy Maryland journalist (who's neither a Democrat or Republican) has exposed a scandal brewing within the current Administration. He says it could ruin Obama's entire Presidency... and would also result in some of the most dramatic changes to ordinary American life in more than 50 years. Dear Fellow American, Hello. My name is Porter Stansberry. Fourteen years ago, I founded Stansberry & Associates Investment Research. It has since become the largest firm of its kind in the world. We specialize in financial research, and serve hundreds of thousands of paid subscribers in more than 120 countries. You may know of our firm because of the work we did over the last several years – helping investors avoid the big disasters associated with Wall Street's collapse. We warned people to avoid Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Lehman Brothers, General Motors and dozens of other companies that have since collapsed. We even helped our subscribers find opportun ...

Moral hazard groundwork was paved with last bailout. TBTF banks and Wall Street knows the government has their backs.

Who knew Bin Laden was actually working for Wall Street?

There are many investors who pay Wall Street for financial advice and all of them are expecting 2013 to be the year when the economy will finally break out of the shackles of debt and all the other issues.

Apple haters, Android geeks and misinformed Wall Street analysts will tell you that Apple’s iPhone is falling behind because Apple can’t innovate anymore.

Dismantle the Central Intelligence Agency Liked · September 19, 2012 "How has the CIA-crack story of Gary Webb at the San Jose Mercury News of August 1996 already begun to drift into the fog of DC and Wall Street scandals? Because America is losing its mind. The two-party system has been utterly homogenized by corrupt money. The mob and Mossad have cut a deal with Wall Street and the CIA to run the world as a global plantation for the benefit of the global plutocracy. Only impoverished presses like the PFP, some talk radio and the Internet are yet outside the hegemonic power of transnational corporate fascism. However, when the Imperial pigs succeed in driving 80 percent of the world into the new serfdom, they will probably wish they had not let their greed glands run wild. When the middle class discovers that they are part of the impoverished and imprisoned rather than the privileged, they will lead the 'underclass' in a revolution against the plutocracy and its gun thugs." - Ace R. Hayes, Portland Free ...

RANT OF THE DAY: This is VERY STRANGE!!! In the U.S, homeownership rates are going down but prices are going up almost 10%. How is that possible?? If fewer people are buying homes, shouldn't the prices be going down.or at least staying flat? Usually, this would be true. But today, in the U.S, big institutional buyers are buying up all the distressed properties they can. They are backed by Wall Street banks and hedge funds. Then they convert these into rental properties! They are most active in the sun states of Texas, Georgia and some cities in Florida. So.let's look at this step by step: Step 1: Big Banks (I like to call them Banksters) caused the massive recession. This is largely due to their sub-prime mortgages and shady lending practices. They cause millions of homeowners to lose their homes. Step 2: Banksters get trillions of dollars in bailout funds by the govt...meaning the taxpayer.by the way, the 'taxpayer' are the same people who are losing their homes, not the big corporations who ...

GANGSTER BANKERS This is the government admitting to being afraid to prosecute the very powerful – something it never did even in the heydays of Al Capone or Pablo Escobar, something it didn't do even with Richard Nixon. And when you admit that some people are too important to prosecute, it's just a few short steps to the obvious corollary – that everybody else is unimportant enough to jail. Our GOVERNMENT did not just bail out Wall Street, but also lied on the financial sector’s behalf, calling unhealthy banks healthy and helping banks cover up how much aid they were getting... ~ “It has been almost five years since the financial crisis, but the big banks are still too big to fail. That means they are subsidized by $83 BILLION a year by American taxpayers and are still not being held accountable for breaking the law.” --Elizabeth Warren (Sen. Bernie Sanders, economist Joseph Stiglitz and US citizens) ~ Bankers Dodge Taxes : Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs take ta .. ...

Dear God, can we please, please get rid of the most incompetent AG in recent history? Wall Street's defense lawyer running the DoJ, truly, the fox is in charge of the hen house. The Bush/Obama/Holder concept of separate justice systems based on income and power is shattering the American social contract. Holder simply must go.

NEW YORK -- It was a day of milestones on Wall Street, with the Dow Jones industrial average pole vaulting 15,000 and the Standard & Poor's 500 index making a strong breakout above the 1,600 level, both for the first time. Read more from USA Today.

I just signed a petition to The United States House of Representatives and The United States Senate: Give Wall Street megabanks a choice: Carry enough capital to cover your own losses, or downsize until you're no longer a threat to American taxpayers.

Wolcott woman finds success as writer after losing Wall Street job

Quotes about Wall Street from people who know Wall Street. Plus, a repost of the Neil Barofsky interview on The Daily Show.

Jonny Lee Miller to Ultra-Marathon in Honor of Jonah 's Just Begun ... - Wall Street

My mom orders a pizza like she's orchestrating a Wall Street hostile takeover.

Reality Check Voters want form over substance. This is what politicians have given them, beginning no later in the United States than the Lincoln Administration. The political game is to disguise an extension of the revolution in the garb of old forms. In his retroactively legendary 1932 speech in Pittsburgh, Franklin Roosevelt called Herbert Hoover a spendthrift. He accused him of having run massive federal deficits, which was true. What the public did not know, and still does not know, is that he and Hoover were associates. They worked for the same group of insider investors. Roosevelt sold corporate bonds to these people until 1928. He and Hoover were far from being rivals. They were rivals within the form in 1932. They were part of the same insider group that was associated with Wall Street. This was explored in detail a generation ago by Anthony Sutton, who wrote Wall Street and FDR (1976). But the book never caught on in academia, as he knew it would not. This information has never trickled down to ...

Answer by to What does Wall Street think of Sand Hill Road, and vice versa?

Originally I was going to call this Wall Street but that didnt seem very feminine although it rang true as it looks so very

Stocks on Wall Street surge to new highs after hiring climbs - The Times of India

NEW YORK — After weeks of conflicting signals about the strength of the economy, a big gain in the jobs market gave Wall Street reason to celebrate Friday. The stock market surged, traders donned party hats, and the wave of buying drove three indexes through major milestones.

The BLS report released earlier today showing the private sector created more jobs than economists' expected let out the stock market bulls on Wall Street today Continue reading →

~Alex~ My thoughts about this are hard to articulate, but I will try. We do need a revolution. There will be two sides. It is reported that almost half of republicans/consertives want an armed revolution. They actually only want to revolt against the 'liberal' politicians and the poor people (or liberals, democrats, socialists, and/or the commies) who make up half this country. They love the politicians of the outright fascist party of the .01% - the war mongers and the racist misogynist haters. They want to go to war against their American brothers and sisters because they have been brainwashed to believe that 'poor people who want free stuff' are the problem and the parasites, not Wall Street, the Bankers, or the .01%. They believe the poor people are ALL black or non-whites, they are all on drugs and need to be tested, they all choose to not work, they all have iPhones and tattoos, and they all receive welfare and food stamps and sell them for drugs. This is a gross disgusting lie perpetrated by the ne ...

Stocks spiked Friday, with the S&P 500 crossing above 1,600 and the Dow topping 15,000, as Wall Street cheered a better-than-expected April nonfarm payrolls report.

A young Pakistani man is chasing corporate success on Wall Street. He finds himself embroiled in a conflict between his American Dream, a hostage crisis, and...

Dow Crests 15000 for the first time ever! Wall Street is doing dandy. Are you?

Today's news from Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.): Too Big to Fail: Wall Street is aggressively fighting new bills to limit the size of massive banks, according to New York magazine. The efforts to beat back a bill by Sens. Sherrod Brown and David Vitter and an associated break-up-the-banks bill proposed by Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Brad Sherman have evolved over time, Kevin Roose wrote for the magazine. Sanders Questions FCC Pick: Sen. Bernie Sanders expressed concerns about the lobbying past of Tom Wheeler, the president’s nominee to head the Federal Communications Commission, reported The Hill. “The head of the FCC should be looking out first and foremost for the public interest and may have to stand up to some of our nation’s biggest media and telecom companies,” said Sanders. Unemployment: The unemployment rate fell to a four-year low of 7.5 percent in April when employers added 165,000 jobs, the Labor Department announced on Friday. Hiring was much stronger in the previous two months than fir ...

Senators push for meaningful reform, sending Wall Street into a cold-sweat panic

In March 2011, Avik Roy wrote about something that constituted, in his opinion, “simply put, the greatest scandal in America. Bigger than Madoff, bigger than the Wall Street bailout, bigger even than the plight of the uninsured.” The scandal was a study demonstrating that “despite the fact that we w...

Lower Manhattan is known for Wall Street & the World Trade Center, but did you know of this place?

How can you possibly ask those poor bankers to get by on as little as $1Million a year? "It’s really not that unusual to find Wall Street bankers who are close to declaring themselves bankrupt,” said Gary Goldstein, co-founder of U.S. search firm Whitney Partners. “Some people are really struggling.” My heart bleeds.

Can this be the secret to your success? Oh yeah baby! Hit Reality star Tiana von Johnson of Style network will be in the building. Tiana is the founder of a luxury real estate agency in NY, the FIRST to be owned by an African-American woman on Wall Street. She and her team of power agents sell some of the most glamorous and upscale multi-million dollar properties every day. (I'm just putting it out there, she will be putting me in my first upscale mansion. I'm just saying!!!) She is a millionaire, a mom and a power house and a speaker at the Activate Conference Sept. 20th.

I just want to go to Manhattan on Mother's Day to Trinity Church, Wall Street and maybe the World Trade Memorial. I want to see the graveyard at Trinity .

This slide presentation by Dr. Sherrill Wilson focuses on the people, places and events that highlight the history of the Africans' presence in 17th and 18th century NYC. Enslaved Africans in 18th century NYC made up the 2nd largest group of enslaved people in colonial America, second only to Charleston, South Carolina. NYC’s role as a major port was instrumental in this business of selling human beings under both Dutch and British occupation. Locations such as the Slave Market at Wall Street, the National Monument NY African Burial Ground, Seneca Village, and Harlem, USA all document the stories of Africans who helped to build NYC.

VP of Academic Affairs said "I don't need to ask you what your career path is. With that smile I know you're headed to Wall Street". LMAO

The anti-DeMarco campaign is part of a broader movement to hold Wall Street banks accountable for crashing the economy, destroying the housing wealth of millions of homeowners, and refusing to help families facing foreclosure through no fault of their own.

Sean Stone began his career by acting in his father Oliver Stone's Wall Street, The Doors, JFK, Natural Born Killers, and Savages, to name a few. He has since starred in and directed his first feature Greystone Park, based on his experiences with co-star Alexander Wraith of breaking into haunted me...

He smell so good..He rockn that Bond No. 9 "Wall Street" Yummy

HSN posts gains on Wall Street after 1Q report (Video): Most of the 10 largest Tampa Bay area public companies...

Pardon me if this comes across like a Glenn Beck/Alex Jones "Be-afraid-be-VERY-afraid" rant, but this story is beyond troublesome. It's downright chilling, and hopefully not a harbinger for the future, because if it is, we can say goodbye to our Freedom of Speech. This kid was arrested for the lyrics of his rap. Yep, you read that correctly. Millionaires and billionaires on Wall Street can conspire to crush the country's economy and never even see one day in court, but an angry, confused 18 year-old kid writes an anti-government rap and he's arrested and held on $1 million bond. What's next? Will we be arrested for our online comments here? What if we're overheard complaining to friends in a restaurant? Will the police be summoned for our detention? This is no longer the America I once knew.

Colin Cowherd is right on . Except how about we get Wall Street, for getting free rides? On taxpayer bailouts smh

EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT MONEY METALS “According to the Wall Street Journal, the average allocation to United States bonds for pension plans with assets of $5 billion or more is 23.4%. So why did Modern Portfolio Theory allocate to a guaranteed loser, and ignore an allocation to the biggest winner for the past 12 years, which was gold? The answer is that the entire Wall Street money management industry, if one could call it that, is geared toward generating fees. If the clients get a good result, that's a happy accident.

nope.. TN.. Are you still at that Wall Street job? (I think it was on Wall Street)

Mad Men: now you can drink a beer while getting your shoes shined by a Hooter's style worker on Wall Street:

Reagan, when he busted the air traffic controller union, (and other workers in this country cheered - because that's what the media said they should do {divide & conquer}) heralded the beginning of the end of the American Dream. we Boomers allowed it to be destroyed because Wall Street said it was necessary. greed was good. the American Dream — fought for by the Greatest Generation — paid with their blood, suffering, death, & higher taxes... and we Boomers gave it all away, with barely a protest, to the high lords.

Carrey Mulligan. I think this girl was the one in "Wall Street", don't you think, She has Maggie Gyllenhaal's smile.

Wearing my pants backwards and on the ground at our show in NYC today in honor of Chris Kelly. Sorry Wall Street.

J.D. Rockefeller: From Oil Baron To Billionaire February 26 2009| Filed Under » Bill Gates, Billionaire, Business Leader, Henry Ford, Sector - Mining Quarrying Oil and Gas Extraction, Standard Oil John D. Rockefeller still ranks as one of the richest men in modern times. According to Forbes Magazine's "Most Wealthy Historical Figures 2008", his adjusted fortune of more than $300 billion rivals the relative wealth controlled by the Pharaohs of ancient Egypt or the Roman emperors. Rockefeller remains one of the great figures of Wall Street - reviled as a villain, applauded as an innovator and universally recognized as one of the most powerful men in history. Read on for a look at his life and achievements. Son of a Peddler Rockefeller was born on July 8, 1839. His father led a nomadic life selling goods across the country while his mother raised the children. Rockefeller received an unusually good education for his time and found work as a clerk at a commission house at the age of 16. He left the commissio ...

I have been saying for years now Fed money printing will make the economy worse, not better. 5 years of data to support that statement's truth now and still going strong. Why do Wall Street economists tell you otherwise? Simply because they work on Wall Street. All they care about is keeping the stock market up until they get next year's bonus. The truth is when the Fed prints new money it gives it to the bankers. The bankers then pass some along to the government. It is a banker/government bailout paid for by you. Government bonds and the stock market go up making the government and bankers richer while American's get poorer. As long as the Fed money printing continues or until Americans revolt this trend will continue. R.I.P. American middle class - hello debt slavery.

J.C. Penney has had a terrible year, and they're admitting it with a new ad apologizing to customers and begging shoppers to give them another try. It remains to be seen if this will push Main Street to join Wall Street in cheering on the retailer's turnaround.

Did you enjoy your Wall Street ski trip? FOMC May Day

Scooplet: probe of possible Advantage leak expands to Wall Street hedge funds. $HUM $UNH

"If we can bail out Wall Street and the banks, why not help bookstores?" James Patterson talks to

Bud Fox's girl in Wall Street isnt all too attractive and I heard the role was miscast

House Finance Committee chair has Wall Street lobbyists at ski vacation.

Remaking the Federal Reserve, Building Public Banks and Opting Out of Wall Street via

50 million US citizens unemployed and on food stamps- Obama is a and a Wall Street Puppet

After watching ten straight episodes of the Wives of Wall Street with Alexis, I finally saw Beckett and myself in the background!

3,000 lobbyists came to Washington to fight against Dodd-Frank—nearly 6 lobbyists for every member of Congress.

Jordan Belfort - The Wolf of Wall Street via interesting, compelling but is it that easy..

If I ever saw one of the boys on the street I'd try to camouflage with the wall and secretly follow them bc I wouldn't want to be annoying

Wall Street is legalized gambling for suckers - just as lobbying is legalized graft for special interests & politicians.

Tickets for Apple's WWDC sell out in 2 minutes. Wall Street speculating on why it didn't take less than a minute.

wolf of Wall Street awesome I've read his books

Visa Is Poised to Give Investors Another Charge: Visa has beaten Wall Street's forecasts with uncanny regulari...

Apple abandons innovation, turns to financial engineering $AAPL

House Finance Chair Hensarling Goes on Ski Vacation with Wall Street: ``There's no evidence t...

I accrue bruises like Wall Street accrues money

NEW YORK (AP) - The Wall Street Journal remains the top-selling U.S. daily newspaper, but The New York Times has surpassed USA Today for ..

IBM pulls stock market out of morning slump; S&P 500 closes higher for sixth ... - Washington Post

As Occupy Wall Street Prepares For Yearly Milestone, Movement Looks For New Spark - HuffPo - “We know that the...

And for far too many they know damned well it has nothing to do with public interests if it conflicts with Wall street's,

Wall Street rebounds after Monday's selloff. weighs in on equities, gold and earnings:

Those Wall Street Journals were the most work I have ever put into any school related assignment. 10 total hours of work went into those

Wall Street types have figured out a way to whisk wealth into being simply by saying that it's there. In fact...

House Financial Services Committee chair goes on ski vacation with Wall Street

By Lauren Weber | The Wall Street Journal – 15 hours ago Email PARA LOS QUE ANDAN BUSCANDO QUE CARRERA O QUIEREN CAMBIAR DE CARRERA..AQUI NOMAS UNA POCA DE INFORMACION. LAS CARRERAS MEJORES PAGADAS AQUI EN ESTADOS UNIDOS You read this Christine Evans, 22, has wanted to be an engineer since before she can remember. Her father, a mechanical engineer, encouraged her to attack school projects with a systematic mindset from an early age, and she eventually followed in his footsteps, studying mechanical engineering at the University of Alabama. The choice has paid off. After graduating this weekend, she’ll take a few months off before starting a job at the development company of Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) in Houston, Tex., where she’ll be earning nearly six figures, she said. [More from WSJ.com: Your College Major Is a Minor Issue, Employers Say] While college majors may seem irrelevant to employers who mainly want to hire young people who can think critically and communicate well, that doesn’t mean all ma ...

beautiful shot,looks a bit like the spot where Gekko called Bud Fox in Wall Street !

Mystery murder probe underway (By ANIQA HAIDER , Posted on » Tuesday, April 30, 2013) A MURDER investigation is underway after the body of a man was reportedly found cut in half, stuffed in a rubbish bag and dumped in the street. Bangladeshi Taher Antaz was found next to a bin near the Naim Health Centre yesterday morning. It is still unclear what happened to the 31-year-old construction worker, who was reportedly brutally beaten up before being killed, said sources. A passer-by called police after he noticed a foul smell coming from the bin in Naim, which was cordoned off for almost two hours as shopkeepers in the area were questioned. The Interior Ministry confirmed the incident and said initial investigations indicated "suspicious circumstances". "The man was cut in half and his body was found in a rubbish bag which was kept next to a rubbish bin," said the sources. "Forensic experts and a medical examiner were sent to the site to gather evidence, including the cause of death, which is thought to be . ...

The McNamara brothers in 1910, Los Angeles Times building bombing. Wall Street bombing in 1920. Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber.

Mary Jo White, nominee to lead the SEC, will receive $500K/year from her Wall Street firm

(video) Eliot Spitzer says President Barack Obama was on Wall Street's side from Day One

Wall Street should stop trying to gut financial reform by Maxine Waters 5/21/12

Ok, I have to watch this 80s series and see Oliver Stone's Wall Street.

The movement that went after Wall Street has a new target: the

Who is the hero in the Oliver Stone movie Wall Street? Wrong...It's Gordon Gekko

"We should take a look at really broadening our definition of the word terrorist." - on Wall Street

Also, the Federal Hall National Memorial on Wall Street was built in 1842 as the United States Custom House

Keep an eye on these regulators for impact on Wall Street: Committee, Thomson Reuters analysts tell Accelus summit.

Gannett, owner of the Des Moines Register , posts a gain in profits but Wall Street doesn't seem impressed. Read...

Last year, then-Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner slammed a series of bills that would have deregulated Wall Street...

Wall Street could party like it's 2006 again—thanks to Obama's new Treasury secretary:

“Friends of Wall Street now working in the Treasury are doing what they can to keep Too Big to Fail.

Was Lanny Breuer "smart"? He prosecuted no banks and then got rewarded with a Wall Street job. Another word: "corrupt".

people sell 4 the dumbest reasons. Gordon Gekko said in Wall Street, "A fool & his money are lucky to have met in the 1st place."

Wall Street set for flat open after durable goods data

Louis Freeh’s decision sue Global big development on Wall Street

Robin Hood Tax on Wall Street only fair, advocates say

Robin Hood Tax on Wall Street only fair, advoc…

Actually that wouldn't work, he's too old now. I was thinking about the Wall Street (1987) Gordon Gekko

If so Take 2d Pentagon Washington TelAviv Downing St,NATO,EU IMF Wall Street then intern the business Tycoons of the Prison Industry

“Drug testing for welfare passes NC Senate how Bout we pass drug testing for Wall Street?

Drug test all the SOBs on Wall Street that WE bailed out after THEY blew up our economy... weed & coke galore.

"Greed, for the lack of a better word, is good." -Gordon Gekko, Wall Street, 1987

I'm just gonna watch the Wall Street series I would be so ok with being Gordon Gecko it's actually a sad reflection of my own character

Wall Street betting billions on single-family homes in distressed markets - - Washington Post

Securities regulators balk at employee social-media privacy: Despite state laws, Wall Street still wants to sp...

Gunsmith finds cold shoulders on Wall Street: ``While lawmakers in Washington are only gingerly tackling the ...

During the previous years to 2008 "CDS contracts gave effectively Wall Street huge incentives to burn down your house" - Nouriel Roubini

Of course cocaine is Wall Street's drug of choice. Nothing like snorting Peruvian Marching Powder thru rolled up $100 bills.

"Money is not the prime asset in life, time is." -Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps

I would love to see Charlie Sheen circa Wall Street carry Gordon Gecko's dead body around for an hour on-screen.

In a survey of Wall Street traders, 82% said that is their drug of choice.

Drugs, inc. Is my new fav docu-show on Nat Geo. Drug dealing is the equivalent to Wall Street

TONIGHT - we rock The Florida Music Festival in Downtown Orlando. We're on Stage II inside the Wall Street...

Brian Williams: With new tech "hard to get away with anything in this country anymore." Didn't mention Wall Street.

he is a full member of the blame America first club.Usually only Hollywood liberals and Occupy Wall Street are allowed in.

where was the FBI and attorney generals office when Wall Street was defrauding all of us. He will cut a deal no jail time for jimmy

Anyone on this website remember Occupy Wall Street

because the government can label whatever they want as a terrorist group. The tea party and Occupy Wall Street is on the list.

HR 1579 -- The New Bill to Rebuild the Nation With a Tax on Wall Street - Huffington Post: H...

Wall Street, Ocean Drive, Park Avenue - See homes for sale on famous streets.

Is your breakfast the best it can be?The Wall Street Journal suggests starting the day right with protein

"The Tennessee Charter School Association (TCSA), a mouthpiece and front-group for the Wall-Street/corporate...

Mr. Jones by working on wall street i get more information going up the elevator than your local broker does in a month

Canada: The Next Frontier for Crude by Rail - Wall Street Journal (blog)

Going to the spa with my BFF . Great day ahead . Check out the Wall Street Journal article on Prada's design influences on Great Gatsby

'is like a dog urinating on a wall' Female street Deedee Cheriel describes working in a mans world

Who doesn't love Shamu? Investors do. SeaWorld made a big splash with its initial public offering. NEW YORK (CNNMoney). Wall Street welco..

Allegheny Technologies Incorporated (ATI) Expected to See 35% Upside in the ... - The Wall Street Transcript

Today in business: 5 things you need to know: 1. WALL STREET DIGESTS WARNING SIGNS FROM GEInvestors got a fres...

Biggest red flag for any Wall Street firm is that it is physically located ON Wall Street

And then Wall Street ran into a little problem. It was called the Great Depression.

PROFIT NEWS! IBM profit miss weighs on Wall Street

.Wall street will sacrifice other peoples money- The NRA will sacrifice others peoples Children

Texas Explosion Seen as Sign of Weak U.S. Oversight (Looks like Wall Street/TBTF after supervision by FRBNY/OCC/SEC)

Wall Street rebounds, all eyes on Boston

Gotta squeeze every nickel out of those w/ the least. Meanwhile, in Greenwich & Westport, Wall Street Sociopaths laugh at us.

Wall Street rebounds, all eyes on Boston: NEW YORK (Reuters) - Most U.S. stocks rose on Friday, bouncing back ...

"Mr. Jones, I work in the Trump Building on Wall Street, I can literally spit on the exchange from my office."

these guys are looking more like Occupy Wall Street then Islamists.

Wall Street remains too bullish on the job market - CNN

Looks like I was right about those Boston bombers being Obama supporters and Occupy Wall Street punks.

So tired after a long day of running around the Manhattan & Brooklyn! Shopping this morning, lunch on Wall Street, pastry in Bay Ridge,.

[Las Cruces Sun] Slight decline in early trading on Wall Street

Apple's love affair with Wall Street -- is it over?: Even Piper Jaffray analyst and noted Apple bull Gene Muns...

Whatever wealth creation strategy you use, always remember those words of Gordon Gecko in the movie Wall Street 'Money never sleeps pal'.

Keith Ellison: Want to reduce deficits? "How about asking Wall Street speculators to pay their fair share?" The story

Erin Burnett was on CNBC covering Wall Street & economics.

Highest-paid are at oil firms, not on Wall Street. (Already knew it wasn't law interns) | LAT

Highest-paid interns are at tech, oil firms, not on Wall Street

I added a video to a playlist JP Morgan Chase, Wall Street, and Obama Adminstration Are Above the Law

MONKEY FRACTAL ECONOMY, A SO-CALLED SCIENCE OF SO-CALLED NOBEL PRIZES : L’ ÉCONOMIE DANS LES CHOUX ! OPERACIONES DE BOLSA, UNA FUMISTERIA : LA SOCIEDAD HUMANA PRIMITIVA Y LA COL FRACTAL BRASSICA OLERACEA The Wall Street Journal Dartboard Contest : "a blindfolded monkey throwing darts at a newspaper’s financial pages could select a portfolio that would do just as well as one carefully selected by experts." Misbehavior of Markets: A Fractal View of Financial Turbulence, Benoît Mandelbrot & Richard L. Hudson From the inventor/founder of fractal geometry, the award-winning book that turns modern financial theory on its head. Markets will never be seen as "safe bets" again.

Energy stocks lead the way lower on Wall Street as the prices of crude oil continues to drop: NEW YORK, N.Y. –...

The 4 Pillars Of Gold Are Crumbling Down (GLD) Morgan Stanley has been one of the biggest gold bulls on Wall Street, often arguing that i

Tokyo stocks up 1.01 by break: Tokyo stocks rose 1.01 percent on Wednesday morning after Wall Street rebounded...

"Its all about bucks kid, anything else is just conversation." - Gordon Gecko - Wall Street.

I can't wait for the sequel to Uwe Boll's Assault on Wall Street, Assault on Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps. That guy will do it, too.

Mark Zandi's name is being bantered about as the next new Czar of Housing. Nick Timiaros of the Wall Street...

New Norm On Wall St.: Less Chief: The cumulative effect is that the actions of Wall Street's upper echelons ar...

NEW YORK - A federal judge has cleared the way for investors who lost $1.2 billion to Wall Street swindler Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme ..

Join & in supporting bill to tax Wall Street.

"Wall Street is the only place that people ride to in a Rolls-Royce to get advice from those who take the subway." -Warren Buffet

Wall Street falls as data triggers slowdown worry

Wall Street opens lower after weak Chinese data

Stocks fall in early trading on Wall Street; gold plunges to a two-year low

5 LowKey High Yielding Dividend Payers Seeking Alpha: Findings stocks that have low to zero Wall Street and in...

I love the show and would like to be an contestant on your show. My God-sister and best friend has been decorating over 20 years. We use to buy pillow from Woolworth and any other household item that was on sell within our budget. We still continue to keep our home tidy. I will like to have the opportunity to be on you show. I am always looking for a deal. I love the idea that it does not take a lot of money to have beautiful things in life and sure uniqueness. This show will last years to come because everyone is looking for a discount . It does not matter if you work on Wall street or clean up on Wall Street. From high end goods to low end you find it all on your show. Best regard, gapeach2

Has A Great Program on right Now about Wall Street and Bankster TooBigTooFail Prof Robert S Kaplan

Jefferson's home (57 Maiden Lane) was 3 blocks from Alex Hamilton's home (57 Wall Street), several more from Washington's (1 Cherry Street)

Via Support for Sherrod's efforts to breakup Wall Street megabanks, end is growing.

hire top Wall Street activist as Why do politicians only listen when the lobby

Wall Street analysts start to see breakup of big banks, pushed by Sen. Sherrod Brown, as a real possibility.

Wall Street sees opportunity in The GREEN RUSH Big business for -Jump on the fast-lane RT

Wall Street Journal app for BlackBerry *** don't care it ***

US stock markets open higher: NEW YORK — Stocks are opening higher on Wall Street, a day after the Dow Jones i...

'Limitless' drug powering Wall Street?: I want some

Erin Burnett who made her name at Wall Street slamming Anthony Weiner. Oh that's rich.

Wall Street, tech stocks have great day: NEW YORK — Technology stocks roared back Wednesday, driving the Stand...

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks climbed on Wall Street, led by materials and energy companies after a rally in commodit...

Assault on Wall Street seems to be the next film from Rik Mayall and his chums at the comic strip:

Read something interesting.Peter Madoff aiding in massive Ponzi scheme 10 yrs..Wall Street bankers that defrauded out of billions 0 years

Shorter Promontory acts as regulatory consigliere for the we just can't say so:

I did know they sold the Wall Street Journal at Starbucks

Time for truth... I inadvertently blew my nose too hard and caused the Wall Street Crash of 1929

I think the only way I would leave Victoria's Secret was for a job on Wall Street. I love my job tho and not many ppl can say that!

Zombie stocks show signs of life, leading to questions about Wall Street's sensibilities when it comes to the GSEs:

Matt Damon narrated Inside Job and does ads for TD Ameritrade. Alec Baldwin went down to Occupy Wall Street and does ads for Capital One.”

New York City to pay Occupy Wall Street protesters for damaged property via

Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? Wall St’s Shadow regulator knows! // via 1937

New York City Agrees to Pay Occupy Wall Street $230 for Destruction of ...: Occupy Wall Street won a major ...

NYT revisits the world of consultants to the financial industry in light of the Senate hearing Thursday.

The revolving door of big business and government: 2/3 of executives at company were formerly gov't "regulators"

I wish the Occupy Wall Street people would come back, that would be more exciting then school bus employees

$FSLR Equities Research March Newsletter (subscription Pick emerged from : Nice People on Wall Street

Post updated 10 April, 2013 - Singapore *** Magazine Finds a Safe Space - Wall Street Journal . Read it now at

God Morning Wall Street! New special today called De strawberry short cake! Come get some!!!

Six reasons why Jon Corzine should exit Wall Street How about reason 7, 8 and 9?

Fascinating investigation of the revolving door in the financial services/regulatory industry. A laudable effort to d…

Stock index futures are rising today, with Wall Street set to extend gains a day after hitting fresh record...

Asian markets mostly higher: ON Wall Street the Dow index provided support as it climbed to yet anot...

Wall Street banker fuming over proposed lower Manhattan rooftop hotspot that will block his penthouse view ,

She drew the plans, the country boomed, she resigned, Britain enjoyed, then Wall Street greed came in to eat it

Benjamin *** HTC’s chief marketing officer, told the Wall Street Journal that it’s time for things to change!

$YHOO & $AAPL are said to be discussing a more prominent role for Yahoo on Apple's iPad & iPhone devices. - The Wall Street Journal.

The consulting firm is filled with so many former bureaucrats and political insiders that it has become known as...

Wall Street's appeals to West for support ahead of in - becoming increasingly obvious Bersih is front

MoneyNews Wall Street set to open at record levels: Asia and Europe stocks firm after S&P 500 closes just shy of a record, with Japan...

You will know that Bitcoin has really arrived when Wall Street tries to muscle into their party...

How to Get an Edge over Wall Street’s Hotshots

Capital markets: Is the new golden child of Wall Street?

Capital markets: Is Citi the new golden child of Wall Street? via

Federal prosecutor Preet Bharara builds a reputation on Wall Street, in Albany - Washington Post

Remember those high school walkouts in Newark are happening due to the budget proposed by Wall Street darling Mayor Corey Booker.

Many times becomes symbolic of greater ideals. Case and point, Charging Bull on Wall Street. Feel free...

Photo: Federal Hall, located at 26 Wall Street in New York City, was the first capitol of the United States...

Fuiste una mala inversion y me arrepiento!

It's a race in the Social Media World on who can launch the next best application. More fun than Wall Street

Did you know Federal Hall on Wall Street was our Nations first Capitol Building?

When U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara speaks, Wall Street and the world listens

The Freedom Show - Main Street to Wall Street, your house to the White House, Bob Williams and TJ Maddux tackles the issues on o

Lanny Breuer rewarded by Wall Street for no prosecutions

Meet Preet Bharara, the man behind busts in NY bribery scandal and Wall Street insider-trading cases

Ever wonder why fund managers can't beat the S&P 500? 'Cause they're sheep, and sheep get slaughtered. ~ Gordon Gekko, Wall Street

John Astor Jacob was buying land north of Wall Street, and selling and moving northward based on that concept

Wall Street Journal on the first Chinese publication of James Joyce's "Finnegans Wake"

Heading to a panel on fatherhood hosted by Etan Thomas and Damario Solomon-Simmons. We will be at black Wall Street in Tulsa

"A word of warning to Ivy League Excel jockeys heading to Wall Street: You may end up in Salt Lake City."...

Salt Lake City wants to become the Wall Street of the West |

Lanny Breuer back to Wall Street. Didn't see this on TV news.

If can take a 5% pay cut to pay off federal debt, bailed-out bankers and Wall Street guys can pay their fair share in taxes.

Eventually every Dem will be pro-choice & pro-marriage equality WHILE still owned by Wall Street & the banks.

Dems epitomized by Andrew Cuomo. Schumer. "Brave" on guns & marriage equality where it costs them nothing. Owned by banks & Wall Street.

What to watch: Dangerous spring daffodils?: The sell-off had Wall Street flashing back to past spring drops. I...

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