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Cost of Greek Euro Exit Likely to Top EU1 Trillion
May 25 (Bloomberg) -- Charles Dallara, managing director of the Institute of International Finance, talks about the potential cost of a Greek ...
Chief Backing Curfew Crackdown
Punishment for curfew violators is about to get tougher in Youngstown if the police chief gets his way.
Will Facebook's IPO Fiasco Force Regulatory Reforms?
May 24 (Bloomberg) -- Amid allegations of selective disclosure of information and technical problems on the NASDAQ, Facebook's initial public ...
MIT's Johnson on JPMorgan Trading Loss Probe, Dimon
May 24 (Bloomberg) -- Simon Johnson, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a former economist at the International Mone...
Facebook Ommitted Information in IPO, Prongay Says
May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Robert Prongay, an attorney at Glancy Binkow & Goldberg, talks about the lawsuit the firm has filed with a Californi...
Florida's Atwater on State Economy, Regulation
May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Jeff Atwater, chief financial officer for the state of Florida, talks about the state's economy and the impact of financ...
Lopresti on Lawsuit Against Facebook Underwriters
May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Marc Lopresti, an attorney at Tagliaferro & Lopresti LLP, discusses the lawsuit filed against Facebook Inc. and vari...
Calstrs CEO Ehnes on Vote Against Wal-Mart Board
May 23 (Bloomberg) -- Jack Ehnes, chief executive officer of the California State Teachers' Retirement System, talks about the decision to vot...
Ciocca Says JPMorgan Loss Used to Push Regulation
May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Doug Ciocca, chief executive officer at Kavar Capital Partners LLC, talks about the possible impact of JPMorgan Chase &a...
U.S. Downgrade Embarrassing for S&P, Kroll Says
May 22 (Bloomberg) -- Jules Kroll, chief executive officer of Kroll Bond Ratings Inc., talks about the Standard & Poor's downgrade of its ...
