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Lower Emissions and Lower Taxes?
Offset a carbon tax with other tax cuts to achieve bipartisan goals -
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Geneva's Banks Push Clients to Come Clean
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Health Care
Who Will Pay Obamacare Penalties?
A look at the 3.9 million Americans who will pay fines for going uninsured -
Regulation
The Conflict Over Conflict-Free Minerals
Intel, Apple, and HP struggle to comply with controversial SEC rules -
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SAC's Steven Cohen Is Still Defiant, Possibly Humbler
A New York magazine article gets close to the hedge fund billionaire -
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Who Has Wal-Mart Punished in Its Bribe Probe? Some Shareholders Want to Know
Clawbacks of executive compensation are possible as Wal-Mart investigates allegations of bribery and corruption in its international operations -
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Carl Icahn Responds to Reports of Insider-Trading Investigation
The billionaire investor says he's not aware of a probe, reported in the press, involving him, golf champion Phil Mickelson, and gambling… -
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New Insider Trading Probe Said to Focus on Phil Mickelson, Carl Icahn
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Is the U.S. Government Extorting the Banks?
A potential fine to resolve a criminal investigation of BNP Paribas would be the second-largest ever extracted from a bank -
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Beware of Exotic ETFs Bearing Credit-Default Swaps
New investments that will hold risky credit derivatives -
Banks
Opening the Door to More College Debt
New rules would make it easier for struggling parents to borrow -
Hedge Funds
The Case Against Steven Cohen Could Go on Forever
Prosecutors asked the judge overseeing the case against Cohen for a delay while the insider-trading cases of former SAC employees Michael Steinberg… -
Policy
Neel Kashkari Wants to Be a New Kind of Republican
TARP’s former overseer is the ideal, Karl Rove-approved, next-gen Republican to take on California Governor Jerry Brown. He may not survive the primary
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Banks
Geneva's Banks Push Clients to Come Clean
A French crackdown on tax evasion puts Swiss institutions on the spot -
Banks
Citigroup Still Rolls the Dice on Mortgage Bonds
In-house traders speculate with the bank's money -
Regulation
Why SAC Capital's Steven Cohen Isn't in Jail
The U.S. government managed to shut down his hedge fund, but SAC Capital founder Steven Cohen has so far avoided the prospect of time behind bars -
Wall Street
SAC's Steven Cohen Is Still Defiant, Possibly Humbler
A New York magazine article gets close to the hedge fund billionaire -
Banks
Beware of Gangsters Filing Tax Returns
The latest moneymaker in gangland isn't a new drug. It's tax refund fraud -
Health Care
Legal Weed Lures Investors to Marijuana Industry
The "green rush" is on to turn the marijuana industry into fertile ground for investors -
Taxes
South Dakota, Little Tax Haven on the Prairie
The state courts the rich with safeguards for family fortunes -
Private Equity
Three Signs the Best Days of Private Equity Are Over
The Securities and Exchange Commission found that many PE funds have been inflating the fees they charge companies -
Financing
Lenders Target a New Subprime Market
Brokers work the phones to pitch high-rate small business loans -
Wall Street
Is the U.S. Government Extorting the Banks?
A potential fine to resolve a criminal investigation of BNP Paribas would be the second-largest ever extracted from a bank -
Economy
Subprime Mortgages' Modest Comeback
Loans are available for home buyers with bad credit—but are hard to get -
Wall Street
The Wolves Still Prowl Wall Street
Cold-calling chop shops boast Wall Street addresses -
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Opening the Door to More College Debt
New rules would make it easier for struggling parents to borrow -
Economy
Pension Funds and Catastrophe Bonds: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Pension funds are funding risky insurance-linked securities because catastrophe bonds offer high yields that are hard to find
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Geneva's Banks Push Clients to Come Clean
A French crackdown on tax evasion puts Swiss institutions on the spot -
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Navigating Legal Pot's All-Cash Economy
Even where weed businesses are legit, banks won't touch their money -
Banks
Citigroup Still Rolls the Dice on Mortgage Bonds
In-house traders speculate with the bank's money -
Regulation
Banks Face a Storm of Investigations and Litigation
Probes, penalties, settlements, indictments, and investor lawsuits will threaten the global banking sector for years -
Banks
Opening the Door to More College Debt
New rules would make it easier for struggling parents to borrow -
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Why SAC Capital's Steven Cohen Isn't in Jail
The U.S. government managed to shut down his hedge fund, but SAC Capital founder Steven Cohen has so far avoided the prospect of time behind bars -
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South Dakota, Little Tax Haven on the Prairie
The state courts the rich with safeguards for family fortunes -
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Reverse-Mortgage Rule Changes Draw Professor to the Business
Columbia's Christopher Mayer heads a company that will help seniors tap their home equity under new rules -
Currencies
Forex Market Investigation: Collusion in the Chat Rooms?
Regulators look for signs of cheating in the currency market -
Health Care
Legal Weed Lures Investors to Marijuana Industry
The "green rush" is on to turn the marijuana industry into fertile ground for investors -
Financing
Lenders Target a New Subprime Market
Brokers work the phones to pitch high-rate small business loans -
Policy
Fannie and Freddie's New Boss Could Reshape Mortgage Finance
The two firms' new regulator has broad powers and a big to-do list -
Real Estate
A U-Turn On the Path to Fannie and Freddie's Future
Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Mel Watt emphasizes a robust mortgage market, implying longer lives for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -
Wall Street
Is the U.S. Government Extorting the Banks?
A potential fine to resolve a criminal investigation of BNP Paribas would be the second-largest ever extracted from a bank
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Navigating Legal Pot's All-Cash Economy
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Why SAC Capital's Steven Cohen Isn't in Jail
The U.S. government managed to shut down his hedge fund, but SAC Capital founder Steven Cohen has so far avoided the prospect of time behind bars -
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Credit-Card Debt Can Sink Your Credit Score
Credit-card history has the biggest influence on determining a person's credit score -
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A U-Turn On the Path to Fannie and Freddie's Future
Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Mel Watt emphasizes a robust mortgage market, implying longer lives for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -
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For Credit-Card Issuers, a Silver Lining in the CARD Act
Uncollectible debts are at their lowest since 2006 -
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Ditch Basel Bank Rules, Just Raise Capital, Vitter Says
To bypass weak Basel rules, senators Sherrod Brown and David Vitter say big banks need much more capital to reduce the risks they pose -
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SAC's Steven Cohen Is Still Defiant, Possibly Humbler
A New York magazine article gets close to the hedge fund billionaire -
Regulation
Banks Benefit From Fighting Nursing-Home Crime
Small financial institutions get credit for community reinvestment by paying for lockboxes -
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The Case Against Steven Cohen Could Go on Forever
Prosecutors asked the judge overseeing the case against Cohen for a delay while the insider-trading cases of former SAC employees Michael Steinberg… -
Alpha Investors
Carl Icahn Responds to Reports of Insider-Trading Investigation
The billionaire investor says he's not aware of a probe, reported in the press, involving him, golf champion Phil Mickelson, and gambling… -
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Why Bitcoin Needs Banks
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Subprime Mortgages' Modest Comeback
Loans are available for home buyers with bad credit—but are hard to get -
Europe
Europe's Deeply Flawed Banking Union
Half-measures won’t help regional lenders weather the next crisis -
Regulation
With FDIC Help, John Kanas Remakes Subprime Lender BankUnited
Florida's BankUnited is back on its feet and bidding for business in New York
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