- Double trouble at JP Morgan: trader's losses could exceed $7bn
- Senators put federal regulators, not JPMorgan, on the hot seat--Breathtaking in their audacity to pin the blame on somebody else.
- Krugman: Dimon's Déjà Vu Debacle NYT
- JPMorgan Unit Has $100 Billion of Risky Bonds
- JPMorgan's loss: More than a blip in the news cycle
- After JP Morgan Fiasco Obama Targets Wall Street's GOP Enablers
- JPMorgan Losses Throw Republican Lawmakers Off Balance
- GOP Senator Worries JP Morgan's Losses Will Lead To Efforts To Strengthen Financial Regulations
- JP Morgan Chase Is Biggest Campaign Contributor to the Senator Who's Chairing the Investigation of JP Morgan Chase
- Breaking up Chase: Good for shareholders and taxpayers
- Heist of the century: Wall Street's role in the financial crisis--"Wall Street bankers could have averted the global financial crisis, so why didn't they?"
- Is Insider Trading Part of the Fabric?--"Ted Parmigiani, an analyst at the former Lehman Brothers, spent two and a half years giving the S.E.C. information about what he contended was insider trading at the firm. But the S.E.C. ultimately decided against filing a case." NYT
- So, how can bankers live with themselves?--"Many bankers see themselves as part of a global elite – spaceship finance – with little sense of national belonging."
- The Super "Connected" 1% CEO: The Incredible Tale of Billions of Dollars of Failure--"Citgroup's outgoing chairman Dick Parsons' career is the perfect example of how 1 percenters reward utter failure at the expense of the rest of us."
- Krugman: Egos and Immorality--Meanies should just leave Wall Street alooonee! NYT
- Bill targets Fed conflicts--"On the heels of JPMorgan's stunning trading losses, two senators on Tuesday unveiled a bill that would ban financial executives from regulating themselves by taking positions at the Federal Reserve."
- Welcoming Wall Street's anger--"Obama should pick a fight with reckless bankers by beefing up the Volcker rule." Salon
- A Modest Proposal: FDIC Rule Change Ends Too Big to Fail
- Krugman: Win Some, Lose Some--"Can Romney really not understand that key financial institutions are different from any old business — that when they fail they can wreak havoc?" NYT
- Nurses (yes, nurses) lead charge for Wall Street 'sin' tax
- Inside Job: Facebook I.P.O. Shows System is Broken
- Mass. subpoenas Morgan Stanley in Facebook case
- Facebook I.P.O. Raises Regulatory Concerns NYT
- The Facebook IPO Was an Inside Joke
- Warm, fuzzy vultures: Facebook’s scandalous IPO
- The Facebook IPO: Shareholders Weren't Invited to the Real Party
- The Facebook Fallacy--"For all its valuation, the social network is just another ad-supported site. Without an earth-changing idea, it will collapse and take down the Web."
