Richard Bove sides with Goldman Sachs on 'net short' issue
The ubiquitous Richard Bove, a noted bear on Goldman Sachs, has again weighed in on the high-stakes debate over whether or not Goldman Sachs had a net short position on the housing market or just
The New York Times Expands DealBook Franchise, Delivering Must-Read News and Insight for Players at All Levels of Deal Com
New York Times Enlists Veteran Wall Street and Financial Journalists and Columnists to Expand The Times’s Already-Noteworthy Coverage Barclays Capital, Goldman Sachs, Sotheby’s and Tata Consultancy
Times Columnist Andrew Sorkin Discusses Absurdities and Realities of Post-Crash Wall Street: New Issue of ai5000
'Everyone wants to take down the big dog'STAMFORD, Conn., Sept. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- In the current issue of ai5000, Andrew Ross Sorkin confesses he is perplexed by the degree of criticism directed at
Wall Street's financial crisis: The movie--an update
We've noted that HBO is making a movie based on the financial crisis, which would seem to be a promising endeavor given its success with Recount, a terrific movie based on the epic battle in Florida
Goldman Sachs picking up supporters, but will it matter?
Charles Prince, Robert Rubin to face inquiry
Just as Citigroup (NYSE:C) CEO Vikram Pandit (Vikram Pandit news) has started to earn some positive media, the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission will circle back to pre-Pandit days to question
Financial crisis, the movie version
Tom Hanks as Madoff (Bernard Madoff news) whistleblower Harry Markopolos (Harry Markopolos news)? It could happen. Markopolos, who just published his book "No One Would Listen" about the Madoff saga
Wall Street's financial crisis: The movie
What we have yet to see from all the drama on Wall Street is the definitive chronicle--a book to capture the era like Barbarians at the Gate captured takeover madness or the way Liar's Poker captured
Another look at the decline of Wachovia
It's been just over a year since the credit meltdown rocked the world, and we're seeing lots of journalists weigh in with polished first drafts of history. Andrew Ross Sorkin, of the New York Times,
Gasparino vs. Sorkin
We've spoken a lot about the analysts who have fared well in the crisis, the likes of Meredith Whitney and Richard Bove. We've also spoken about the CEOs who have risen, Jaime Dimon and Lloyd
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