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Op-Ed: Is Madoff Really A Wall Street Anomaly?

The new face of Wall Street’s meltdown is Bernard Madoff, a well-respected, elusive, disarming, egocentric, and now arrested, financial service executive. Is he really such an anomaly?

In the Media by James Raider - 8 comments

Op-Ed: Paulson Says Oooops, Sorry!

As Gomer Pyle would say, "Surprise! Surprise! Surprise! " Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson made a big splash back in September when he told Bush, Pelosi, and gang to give him $700 billion with no strings attached, or "God help us all."

In the Media by Sherri Reese - 8 comments

The Crash of 2008: How Wall Street Lost Its Groove

Wall Street gyrations have got investors worried. And as stocks drop, credit has tightened, making it more difficult for businesses to operate.

In the Media by Andrew Boggs - 8 comments

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RCMP commissioner not 'muzzled,' Toews says

Public Safety Minister Vic Toews denies his department is trying to "muzzle" RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson, saying he is simply continuing a practice put in place by the Liberals.

RCMP boss denies being muzzled

RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson has appeared before the Commons public safety committee, answering questions on harassment claims within the force and on accusations he has been muzzled.

RCMP not convinced Canadian was kidnapped by Taliban

RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson offers the first comments from the RCMP since closing its investigation into the abduction of Beverley Giesbrecht, who was kidnapped in 2008 by the Taliban in Pakistan.

US Penny Safe as Canada Bids Farewell

Loafer wearers, rejoice. Even though Canada will be saying goodbye to the 1-cent coin in the fall, it seems the U.S. penny is here to stay, for now. In 2008, then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson suggested eliminating the coin, but the idea did not catch on....