Barclays

Ties to the convicted pedophile is apparently the only thing powerful white men can’t talk themselves out of.

Just like all other cryptocurrencies.

Goldman has done very well. Goldman’s kiddies? Maybe less so.

Federal judges are proving distinctly unimpressed by cases buoyed by the Yates memo.

Good news for hedge funds, bad news for skinflint banks.

COVID-19 has shown Edward Bramson that life’s to short to deal with the likes of Jes Staley.

You can say and do whatever you want to a dolly-bird tart in old Blighty, as long as she can’t raise the money you need.

Soon we’ll be eating insects for the sake of the environment.

That kind of predatory nonsense belongs only in the land of the free and the home of the brave.

Who needs special when you can have scale?

What can Dave Solomon do to get you into a new car with a built-in credit card today?

And the second quarter definitely did not kill it!

Didn’t stop David Forbes from saying it, though.

Oh, yes, and perhaps had something to do with the sale of Britain’s most successful soccer team? It rings a bit of a bell, now that you ask about it in lawsuit form.

He loves Barclays investment bank, and he really loves the idea of investment bankers working in back rooms of strip malls in Swindon.

But Edward Bramson would love to see a long-dated pink slip with the Barclays CEO’s name on it.

The only bankers to face a British jury over financial crisis shenanigans walk free.

You might think they’re not related issues, but to Edward Bramson it’s like the big reveal in the DaVinci Code, a book I have not read.