Wells Fargo still won’t admit it, but its employees’ testimony makes it clear that, like GMAC, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and OneWest Bank, they have a problem with their foreclosure documents. But the solution isn’t just …
Several big banks have admitted that their employees routinely sign scads of foreclosure documents without verifying their information. Wells Fargo and CitiMortgage have denied engaging in similar practices. Yet new evidence sh…
U.S. District Court Judge Jed Rakoff is famous — or infamous — for his zeal in righting Wall Street’s wrongs. But the Galleon insider trading civil suit he’s presiding over has just earned him a wrist-slap from the Second Cir…
David Tepper’s strongly bullish argument for stocks carries a special punch. Tepper’s reasoning is simple but persuasive. If the economy picks up steam, stocks should continue to rally. A relapse, meanwhile, would provoke furth…
Don’t kid yourself. Real privacy no longer exists in this country. From your hobbies to your income to your phone calls, pretty much everything about you is tracked by someone, somewhere. We’ve examined the most intrusive firms…