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What We Read Today 25 April 2013

April 25th, 2013
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Econintersect: Click Read more >> below graphic to see today's list. The top of today's reading list has ........ and the last article is ...... more »

Tags: articles read today, bullish cities, climate science hoax, financial bullshit, forced liquidation, great depression, kindleberger, least bullish cities, mortgage fraud, nasa faked moon landing, reading list, reinhart, rogoff, thomas herndon, world's rich

What We Read Today 10 April 2013

April 10th, 2013
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Econintersect: Click Read more >> below graphic to see today's list. The top of today's reading list has ........ and the last article is ........ more »

Tags: articles read today, bad economic models, bail-in vs bail-out, climate change myths, margaret thatcher, martin wolf, mers, mortgage fraud, new zealand, new zealand housing bubble, phoenix housing market, reading list, recovery dying, soro gold destroyed

Breuer Resigns!

January 24th, 2013
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Econintersect:  The day after a very critical documentary aired on PBS, the Chief  of the Justoce Department Criminal Division, Lanny Breuer, resigned.  The Frontline program, which aired on 22 January 2013 with the insinuating title "The Untouchables,"… more »

Tags: bank fraud, daily kos, emptywheel, financial fraud, firedoglake, frontline, gavin kakol, john lounsbury, lanny breuer, lanny breuer resigns, mortgage fraud, the untouchables

Bank Fraud: Underlings Arrested, Banks Too Big to Indict

December 12th, 2012
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Econintersect:  The first three arrests have been made in London in connection with the LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate) rate-fixing scandal.  Three unnamed traders were taken into custody Tuesday (11 December 2012).  According to the Associated Pre… more »

Tags: bank fraud settlements, banksters, barclays, hsbc, hsbc money laundering, john lounsbury, libor, libor scandal, mortgage fraud, mortgage servicing fraud, serious fraud office, sfo, tbtf, too big to fail, too big to indict

Bank of America: Sued for Defrauding Government

October 24th, 2012
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Econintersect: Preet S. Baharara, U.S. attorney for Southern District of New York in Manhattan, has announced the filing of a civil complaint against the Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) charging the firm with defrauding the federal government.  The suit was b… more »

Tags: accounting control fraud, bank fraud, bank of america, bank of america settlements, control fraud, countywide financial, fannie mae, freddie mac, john lounsbury, merrill lynch, mortgage fraud, mortgages, preet s. baharara

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