Wall Street

For Openly Admitting Corruption 'That Makes Americans Furious,' Senator Demands Mick Mulvaney Resign

'Open and Flagrant Corruption': Mulvaney Admits to Bankers He Only Met With Lobbyists Who Gave Him Cash

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"In a sane political system Mulvaney would be investigated if not fired immediately, but open and flagrant corruption are why the Trump administration exists."

Report Shows Nation's Richest—Including Trump—About to Enjoy $17 Billion Windfall Thanks to Huge Tax Loophole

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"At this point, it's just brazen."

Wells Fargo's $3 Billion Tax Windfall 'More Than Offsets' Trump's Paltry $1 Billion Fine

Jake Johnson, staff writer

One analyst said the penalty is quite possibly "just a one-off for the CFPB to...

As Workers See Crumbs, Biggest Wall Street Banks Have Already Pocketed $2.5 Billion From Trump Tax Scam

Trying to Gut His Own Agency, Mulvaney Asks Congress to Diminish CFPB Powers

Going Backward in Trump Era, Big Bank Investment in World's Dirtiest Energy Projects Surged in 2017

Six Infuriating Statistics (With GIFs to Match) Help Explain Recklessness of Wall Street Bonus Culture

Because 'Corporate Media Ignores Rise of Oligarchy,' Sanders Says, We Must Not

Progressives Lament, Paul Ryan Celebrates as Court Strikes Down Rule Designed to Protect Retirees from Financial Fraudsters

'You Should Be Fired, Not Rewarded': Warren Slams Scandal-Ridden Wells Fargo CEO for 35 Percent Raise

Next Time Wall Street Needs Bailout, Say Critics, Remember Names of These 16 Democrats

On 10th Anniversary of Wall Street Crash, Dems Help GOP Set Stage for Next One

10 Years After Meltdown, Warren Unveils "The Ending Too Big to Jail Act"

Trump Chooses 'Insufferable Wall Street Hack' Larry Kudlow as Top Economic Adviser

Democrats 'Fooling Themselves' to Think Wall Street Giveaway Will Bolster 2018 Chances, Progressives Warn

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On Hillary, Lloyd, Us and Them

For those puzzled by the rancor and mistrust so many feel for Hillary Clinton, a lucid Matt Taibbi looks at Clinton's $675,000 speeches to Goldman Sachs to reveal they're about not just money but allegiance. Turns out Clinton declared that "banker-bashing (was) foolish," it takes a village to get out of a financial crisis (in fact caused by a few greedy oligarchs), and public anger is something "we" - oligarchs and Clintons - need to wait out.