The Central Bank of Israel Doesn’t Want You to Know What U.S. Stocks It Owns; Neither Does the SEC
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Defying ‘logic and the law,’ HHS inspector general allows Trump’s vaccine czar to maintain big pharma investments
John Roberts Is Following Corporate America’s Long-Term Plan
John Roberts Is Following Corporate America’s Long-Term Plan
When Roberts was nominated in ’05, few focused on his business fealty, but he was appointed because he represented corporate clients aiming to transform the court — which is exactly what he’s doing.
Ghislaine Maxwell, Wall Street’s Secrets and the U.S. Attorney’s Office
Federal Regulators Are Mortgaging The Country To Wall Street
Federal Regulators Are Mortgaging The Country To Wall Street
Of course, it depends on the debt. Let’s say the long-term debt in question is a 30-year mortgage-backed security comprised of subprime mortgages. Is this really safer for banks than buying some stock in Amazon? Ask Lehman Brothers.
The Supreme Court Just Gave Corporations A License To Steal
The Supreme Court Just Gave Corporations A License To Steal – Too Much Information
The courthouse door was just slammed shut on workers and retirees whose pension plans get bilked.
Stock futures flat after Peter Navarro clarifies that U.S.-China trade deal is not over
China Never Barred Companies From Handing Over Audit Working Papers to U.S., Securities Watchdog Chief Says
“As long as the U.S. side is truly willing to solve the problem, we can definitely find a way for China and the U.S to cooperate on audit regulation,” Yi said in the interview.
On May 20, the U.S. Senate approved legislation that would ban any company from being listed on any U.S. securities exchange if the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), an auditing regulator, is unable to inspect the auditor that prepares the company’s financial reports for three years in a row. Although it applies to all foreign companies, the bill is clearly targeted at China.
Markku Siira: From Pandemic to Protest and Economic Crisis – A New Order of Chaos
Trump Just Fulfilled His Billionaire Pal’s Dream
Trump Just Fulfilled His Billionaire Pal’s Dream
As news cycles were consumed by Trump deliberately inflaming social unrest and threatening a domestic military invasion, the president’s political appointees were approving a regulatory change that could transfer hundreds of billions of dollars of Americans’ retirement savings to private equity firms. Those are the Gordon Gekko–run outlets that have become famous for fleecing investors, laying off workers, gutting local economies, strip-mining media outlets and creating public health and environmental disasters — all while minting Wall Street billionaires.
The Trump administration’s new directive came just a few months after private equity billionaire Stephen Schwarzman — who had been pushing for the change — poured $3 million into a super PAC backing Trump’s reelection bid.
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