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The Securities and Exchange Commission may let Goldman Sachs walk free by slapping it with a $621 million fine, according to bank analysts. On April 16, Goldman Sachs faced charges of fraud after the SEC found that its vice president, Fabrice Tourre, had.
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While the U.S. economy crashed and burned, the guys and a gal over at the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission), a federal watchdog agency responsible for regulating...
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The words came this morning from an emotionally exhausted, John Calipari. He said goodbye to the Derrick...
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The $50 billion lost by the Ponzi scheme run by the former NASDAQ president, Bernard Madoff, has ushered in strong words from the President-elect calling for more...
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The article below released by the AP clearly shows that the Democrats use of economic terror tactics works to a great extent and much more than anticipated.
In the...
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Tennessee guard Cameron Tatum, left, argues with head coach Bruce Pearl during the second half of the championship game of the Southeastern Conference NCAA college basketball tournament in Tampa, Fla., Sunday, March 15, 2009. Mississippi State won 64-61.
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