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In the June 14 issue of the Post, an article about Walmarts crimes is notable for what it does not say. No comment yet.
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Ethics. Values. Integrity.
Wall Street firms spend a lot of time using those catchwords when talking about developing the right culture.
OverSoul's insight:
"Of 250 industry insiders from dozens of financial companies who responded to questions - traders, portfolio managers, investment bankers, hedge fund professionals, financial analysts, investment advisers, among others - 23 percent said "they had observed or had firsthand knowledge of wrongdoing in the workplace." - Andrew Ross Sorkin
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ROME (AP) — The director of the embattled Vatican bank and his deputy resigned Monday following the latest developments in a broadening finance scandal that has already landed one Vatican monsignor in prison and added urgency to Pope Francis' reform efforts. Via Operation Deja Vu |
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The less free-market thinkers are regulated, the less they seem to care about others.
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WASHINGTON — Credit unions have been snatching customers from banks amid consumer frustration over rising fees and outrage over Wall Street's role in the financial crisis.
OverSoul's insight:
Move your money: because the banksters will steal from anybody. |
"Clearly corporate criminals are above the law. They don't even get prosecuted, much less jailed. Yet they do much more damage to our society and cause far more deaths than "common criminals." - Rob Means