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Why No One Would Listen

Mar 7, 2012
What’s worse: to be persecuted and indicted for trying to expose an act of wrongdoing? Or -- like so many in the corporate and financial world -- to be ignored for doing so?
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We Deserve the Truth From Citigroup, Judge Rules

Nov 29, 2011
A federal judge will not accept the SEC's settlement with Citigroup for defrauding its customers of more than $700 million in just one of the firm's lousy investment opportunities. (more)A federal judge will not accept the SEC's settlement with Citigroup for defrauding its customers of more than $700 million in just one of the firm's lousy investment opportunities.

American Officials Enjoy Lives Without Shame

Sep 3, 2011
Three recent news headlines illustrate how shameless some American officials have become when it comes to breaking the rules or messing up and pretending that everything is still OK. They also prove that in modern America, it’s possible for screwups to continue their lives and careers with hardly a blip.Three recent news headlines illustrate how, in modern America, it's possible for some well-placed screwups with the right connections to continue their lives and careers with hardly a blip.

Madoff Speaks

Mar 1, 2011
It's hard to believe that it has already been two years since the implosion of Bernie Madoff's devastating Ponzi scheme, and it's hard to comprehend why the fallen financier would choose this moment to unburden himself to New York magazine's Steve Fishman .