1. goldman sachs
    Documentarian Assailed for Association With Goldman SachsThis “goes against everything we fight for as documentary makers,” says a peer.
  2. our hero
    Andrew Cuomo Not About to Let Joe Cassano Slip Through His FingersThe Justice Department failed. The SEC failed. But the Attorney General may bring the man who dumped AIG in our laps to justice.
  3. well that was fun
    Pay Czar Impotent When Faced With Bank’s Big BonusesKenneth Feinberg can’t do a thing about the large pay packages banks are awarding to employees.
  4. hardest working man in show business
    Lucas Van Praag Is Getting His Mojo BackBaroque adverbs are creeping back into statements from Goldman Sachs.
  5. special master for compensation
    Report To Reveal Top Banks Paid Close To $1.6 Billion In ‘Excessive Bonuses’Feinberg’s report due Friday.
  6. feuds
    Shameless Connecticut Invites Hedge Fund Honchos to ‘Intimate Dinner’And anything might happen after dessert!
  7. home decor
    Jamie Dimon’s Chicago Home Contains Amazing Self-PortraitThe JP Morgan CEO’s picture tells a story.
  8. cautious pessimism
    Depressive Bernanke Brings Down MarketsEeyore strikes again.
  9. apple
    Apple Still Dominating in Spite of Recent Obstacles“Phone is still ringing off the hook” for iPhones.
  10. things that are awesome
    Private-Equity Mogul Jim Dunning: ‘Diminutive,’ ‘Ball-Achingly Indulgent’Says former employee.
  11. the federal reserve
    Columbia President Lee Bollinger to Run New York FedHe’ll start January 1.
  12. craven slideshows
    Hedge Funds’ Hottest Assets: The Ladies of Investor RelationsMeet the cheerleaders for the math team.
  13. new yorker stories in 400 words or less
    Paul Volcker Doesn’t Like His Own Rule Anymore“It doesn’t have the purity I was searching for.”
  14. fi-cri fallout
    Stock Market Tanks After Banks Post Weak EarningsThanks a lot, Citi and Bank of America.
  15. finance fiction
    If We Were Friends With John Paulson, Part XIThe conversation we might have had with billionaire hedge-funder John Paulson over Instant Messenger today, if we were, like, bros.
  16. jobs jobs jobs
    City’s Unemployment Rate Drops For Sixth Straight MonthPrivate sector adds 8,300 jobs.
  17. fab fab
    Fabrice Tourre Is Goldman Sachs’s Sacrificial LambThe settlement does not cover the fabulous creator of Abacus.
  18. viva la lloyd
    Goldman Settles SEC Fraud Charges for John Paulson’s Pocket Change$550 million, and “no admission of guilt.”
  19. slouching toward reform
    Senate Passes Financial-Overhaul BillThe president is expected to sign it this week.
  20. deep reads
    Someone Who Has Actually Read the Financial-Regulation Bill Weighs In on ItThere is good news and bad news.
  21. stupid crime of the day
    Hedge-Funder’s Wife Wastes Entire Bottle of Wine by Hitting Husband With ItThese people have no boundaries.
  22. aggravating insurance giants
    What Kind of Guy Is New AIG Chairman Steve Miller?Taking stock of the man charged with keeping Robert Benmosche in check.
  23. managing expectations
    JPMorgan Will Try to Do Better Next TimeQuarterly earnings of $4.8 billion are not enough to please CEO Jamie Dimon.
  24. aig
    AIG Chairman Steps DownVictory for Benmosche.
  25. men of style
    Goldman Sachs Founder Sometimes Wore a Cape and CrownHe also carried a white cane.
  26. real talk
    Bankers Accept That They Will ‘Never Be Loved’Just pay them and they’ll be happy.
  27. slouching toward reform
    Hank Paulson: Ultimately, the Financial-Regulation Bill Doesn’t Really Matter“I think it is asking a lot for regulators to be perfect, because they won’t be.”
  28. the rich hunt
    Only a Few Rich Homeowners Are Ruthless, ShamelessThe ‘Times’ figures about wealthy people who default on their home loans are a little misleading.
  29. antisocial media
    Man Explains Why He Would Like to Punch Jamie Dimon in the BallsIn a word: overdraft fees.
  30. the rich hunt
    Times: All Rich People Are ‘Ruthless,’ ‘Shameless’Until they’re not rich anymore.
  31. internet tendencies
    Warren Buffett Spends a Lot of His Time Watching Videos on the Internet“One or two hours will go by and I’ve had the time of my life,” says the Oracle.
  32. antisocial media
    Sean Michael Carey Would Like to Punch Jamie Dimon in the BallsAnd he’s started a Facebook page about it.
  33. beach reading
    Trading Inside Information Was ‘Like an Orgasm’ for Danielle ChiesiA “classic tale of desire and betrayal” from, er, ‘Fortune.’
  34. wall street warriors
    Guy de Chimay Stands Up for LoveAccused Ponzi-schemer speaks out about claims that he stole $1 million from his fiancée’s family.
  35. dr. doom
    Nouriel Roubini Gives a Glimpse Into His ProcessIt may or may not involve him wearing a Speedo.
  36. slouching toward reform
    Kirsten Gillibrand’s ‘Chutzpah’ Not Appreciated by Wall StreetAnonymous banking executives take aim at Washington, accidentally making them sound effective.
  37. fi-cri fallout
    Goldman ‘Built the Bomb’But did they light the fuse?
  38. secrets to happiness
    Why Is This Man Smiling?What is Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein’s secret to happiness? Hint: money.
  39. foxes of finance
    A Fresh Face Has Been Added to Our ‘Foxes of Finance’ SlideshowLadies and gentlemen, meet Michael Tew.
  40. white men with deep mediterranean tans
    Robert Benmosche: Chairman Goes or I GoThe AIG CEO has another hissy fit.
  41. feuds
    Connecticut Flirts With Money Men Right in Front of New YorkOh no she didn’t.
  42. slouching toward reform
    House Approves Financial Overhaul Bill237-192
  43. fi-cri fallout
    Joe Cassano Could Have Saved Us All Billions If We Just Let Him Stay at the Table a While LongerThe former AIG Financial Products head wishes he’d just had one more round.
  44. foxes of finance
    Foxes of FinanceOur mostly subjective, entirely shallow, list of Wall Street’s hottest bachelors.
  45. roasts
    AIG’s Joe Cassano to FCIC: Beat Me, Chain Me, Whip Me, But Leave My Employees Alone“Don’t criticism them, criticize me.”
  46. goldmanfellas
    Gary Cohn Can’t Spell, But He Is Not StupidGoldman’s COO can immediately suss out who is a “retread” and who is not.
  47. they sent them thank-you notes
    Breaking: New York Fed Officials Were Polite to BankersThey wrote them thank-you notes, an investigation uncovers.
  48. slouching toward reform
    Banks May Beat Congress Into Repealing $19 Billion TaxThanks, Scott Brown.
  49. bridge and tunnel
    New York May Tax Out-of-State Hedge-Fund WorkersConnecticut is no longer safe!
  50. quagmires
    Hamptons Property Fight Brings Indignant Tears To Terry Semel’s EyesIt’s the injustice. The indignity.
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