Financial reform this week: Will SEC's final whistleblower rule require first filing internal complaint?

By Julie Vorman

Your guide to Dodd-Frank law deadlines, hearing and events for the week of May 23

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Reform reading: AEI urges closer look at derivatives, whistleblower, consumer agency rules

By Julie Vorman

Judge throws out tech executive's whistleblower claim against Bank of America

By Michael Hudson

IRS red tape, old guard slow whistleblowing on corporate tax cheats

By Michael Hudson

In setback for corporate lobbyists, whistleblowers can take tips first to government investigators

By Michael Hudson

The 'dry rot' eating away at the financial system

By Michael Hudson

President Obama has been talking a bit tougher about Wall Street these days -- prompting complaints from some quarters that he's being mean

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Meltdown 101

By John Dunbar

Predatory lending: A decade of warnings

By Kat Aaron

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Coming soon: Simpler mortgage paperwork

By Michael Hudson

The end of Lehman, part 1

By Michael Hudson

On the second anniversary of Lehman Brothers’ bankruptcy, staff writer Michael Hudson, the author of a new book on how Lehman helped fuel th

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The end of Lehman, part 2

By Michael Hudson

The end of Lehman, part 3

By Ben Hallman

Subprime loans were big business for struggling lender CIT

By Kat Aaron

Morgan Stanley latest to settle with Massachusetts

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Reform, watched

Want to give an economist a fit? Insist that supply is “better” than demand. Or, as we recently discovered, ask for a quick take on the new

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Financial reform this week: TBTF banks weigh in on plan for "living wills"

By Julie Vorman

Card games in the office — an unintended consequence of Dodd-Frank law?

By Julie Vorman

Financial reform this week: How to handle a Too Big To Fail bank near collapse

By Julie Vorman

Work underway on Dodd-Frank exec pay rules

By Jeremy Borden

Consumer advocate Warren returns to ring for more sparring with GOP-led panel

By Julie Vorman

Elizabeth Warren returns to GOP-led hearing for more sparring over consumer agency

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Stockbrokers, credit raters, Fannie among study targets ordered by financial reform bill

By Julie Vorman

Republican seeks hearing on Fannie Mae whistleblower

Freddie's and Fannie's favors

By Matthew Lewis

Why Fannie and Freddie continue to cost taxpayers billions

By Ben Protess

Few celebrations for year-old Dodd-Frank reform law

By Shirley Gao

Year-old bank reform law faces threats from GOP lawmakers, business groups

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Reform reading: SEC tackles energy payments, conflict minerals next week

By Julie Vorman

Senate Republicans vow to fight Obama nominee to head consumer bureau

By Amy Biegelsen and Shirley Gao

White House threatens to veto House budget as too stingy with CFPB, SEC funding

By Shirley Gao

FACT CHECK: Perry slams Obama presidency with inaccurate ad

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Financial stability council warns Congress U.S. markets still fragile

By Shirley Gao

Financial Stability Oversight Council tells Congress markets are still vulnerable

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Finance industry makes up nearly half of pro-Romney super PAC’s donations

By Alexandra Duszak and Rachael Marcus

Credit rater says new consumer agency is much-needed "medicine" for banks

By Shirley Gao

In details of Dodd bill, some loopholes and unanswered questions

By Keith Epstein, Ben Protess and David Heath

Subprime loans may have sunk BankUnited FSB

By Laura Cheek

U.S. stock market plunge followed Financial Stability Oversight Council warning

By Michael Hudson

Financial Stability Oversight Council's warning of fragile markets borne out by stock market plunge

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Senior Treasury Dept. official is latest financial regulator to resign

By Julie Vorman

Dodd-Frank author is proudest of "skin in the game" requirement for mortgage securitizers

By Shirley Gao

International regulators order mega-banks to boost capital to 9.5 percent

By Shirley Gao

Customers close accounts to protest Wall Street, abusive lending practices

Stock market plunge shows need for tough oversight of financial system, reformers say

By Michael Hudson

Is stock market plunge a sign that tough Wall St. reforms are still needed?

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Reform reading: Fed reveals details about $3 trillion in emergency loans

By Julie Vorman

Counting on a new accounting

By Marianne Lavelle

One year later: A meltdown retrospective

By Kat Aaron

Funding already flowing to new consumer agency, Fed chief says

By Julie Vorman

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By The Center for Public Integrity

A look behind the Center's reporting on subprime lenders

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"The Monster": A guide to the subprime crisis

By Julie Vorman

Methodology

By David Donald

Goldman settlement sends shiver through banking world

By John Dunbar

WaMu bank executives aware of rampant fraud

By David Heath

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