Laura Goldman worked on Wall Street for 25 years for such firms as Merrill Lynch and Paine Webber. She now owns her own money management firm, LSG capital, in Tel Aviv, Israel.
The Treasury secretary's performance has sunk underneath the very low expectations of him.
These bailout recipients shamelessly refuse to accept that their world has fundamentally changed.
The government shouldn't rest until they know who helped him carry out his fraud and where the money is.
He appears to have even caught Vice President Biden's family in his web of fraud.
The United Arab Emirates poses a different threat to Israel than Iran — but can do nearly as much damage.
The Philadelphia Inquirer is asking the governor for $10 million. And they're not the only ones with their hands out.
Wall Street's sense of entitlement may be disgusting, but compensation limits aren't the answer: incentives are.
This group doesn't represent change we can believe in, but recycling that will fail.
Macolytes — and Apple stockholders — go wild worrying about the CEO's health.