The Senate this week begins debate on its version of a financial-reform bill.
If the Securities and Exchange Commission won't protect shareholders, then the courts must — and they will.
The hearings of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission are off to a poor start, generating a whole lot of heat but not much light. If its chairman, Philip Angelides, and the other members of the commission don't
It would seem to be an obvious conflict of interest for a Wall Street firm to create an investment product, sell it to its clients and then bet that the product would fail.
Like everyone else, it seems, many advisers and brokers are atwitter about Twitter, the free social networking utility.
Here are some solutions for 2010 that we hope our politicians, regulators and financial wizards have made.
