crime

You know, those halcyon days of last week.

‘Cause he’s not gonna do the latter anymore.

Denise George has some questions (and document requests) for the billionaire.

There’s reason to think Crispin’s limited partners might be rooting against him.

At least, they say no one can question whether they’re doing it, which is just as good.

Looks like Crispin Odey’s got something else in common with Boris Johnson.

‘You need to go to jail’ is probably not what Manuel Henriquez was hoping to hear.

Luckily for (at least) one convicted hedge fund fraudster.

Your parents may ask why you’re spending so much on “home décor,” but it’s better than the alternative.

Because, bravo, you guys seemed to be able to do it.

Yup, we’re still talking about whether insider trading exists.

It’s just so much harder for it to trace that way, it says.

Sure, the final version was way more damning to the hedge fund managers it helped send to jail, but, like, pretty please?

Pity Todd Ficeto, for he is an American citizen. And also for the whole going to jail during the whole coronavirus thing.

Chances are, he’s done it before—and those people didn’t get their $1 million a week, either.

The inevitable Deutsche Bank-Wirecard hookup is nearly here.

The real winner here is John Roberts, who made everyone happy. Except Clarence Thomas.

Also, isn’t a $2 billion fine for ripping a country off of $6.5 billion sort of excessive, when you think about it, Attorney General Barr?