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Friday
Apr012011

Despite FCIC Testimony To The Contrary, Goldman Sachs Borrowed Heavily From Fed's Discount Window

Video - Bloomberg on Goldman and foreign bank borrowing - Mar. 31, 2011

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Friday
Apr012011

Goldman Sachs Regularly Borrowed From 2 Different FED Emergency Loan Programs, Topping $35 Billion, Yet It Was NEVER Disclosed In Quarterly SEC Filings

Friday
Apr012011

Money For Nothing: Goldman Sachs Borrowed $24 Billion From Fed At 0.0078 Percent

Editor's Note:  In light of the Goldman theft detailed in today's report, we are reposting this story from last month.

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Friday
Apr012011

CHART: Federal Reserve FOIA Timeline

Bloomberg highlights the FOIA non-compliance, and lack of transparency.

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Friday
Apr012011

Libya-Owned Bank Got 73 Loans From Fed Discount Window Totaling $35 Billion At 0.25% Interest

Friday
Apr012011

What Secret Is Tim Geithner Hiding About The Citigroup Bailout? The U.S. Treasury Spits On Transparency And The Grave Of Mark Pittman

Friday
Apr012011

Bloomberg Infographic - Fed Discount Window

Friday
Apr012011

Mark Pittman Remembered: The Man Who Fought The Fed

Video - Bloomberg News reporter Mark Pittman was the first person to stand up and take on the Federal Reserve.  He died Nov. 25, 2009, at the age of 52.

This seems an appropriate time to honor the man who started the effort.

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Friday
Apr012011

"Who Sues the Fed And Wins? One Reporter On The Planet," Bloomberg's Mark Pittman Dies At 52

Friday
Apr012011

Ford Outsells GM For First Time In A Year

Thursday
Mar312011

BREAKING: SEC Investigating Sokol For Insider Trading

Thursday
Mar312011

Warren Buffett Misses Chance to Show Moral Courage

Bloomberg

By Alice Schroeder

What were they thinking?  How could Warren Buffett excuse David Sokol’s trading in Lubrizol stock while Sokol was pitching the company to Berkshire Hathaway as an acquisition candidate?

On Wall Street, we call this kind of trading front-running, and everybody knows that it is wrong.  People get fired for doing it. 

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Thursday
Mar312011

Libya-Owned Bank Borrowed $5 Billion From Fed

Thursday
Mar312011

You Won't Believe What Bernanke Said About Bailouts At His 2005 Confirmation Hearings