crime

Especially if you’ve got a reputation for intimidation, like Platinum Partners’ Mark Nordlicht.

I thought the Scandinavians were supposed to be the good guys?

Forgiveness for the people who put you behind bars only goes so far.

But seriously, did it have its own ticket?

We can taste this one it's so perfect.

Giving a thinly-veiled anonymous interview on a contraband cellphone to brag about how he is illegally running a pharma business from prison reminds us why we miss this guy.

Another Boston bIllionaire busted in Florida prostitution sting.

Vikram Pandit's former right hand man to be charged with paying some women for the use of their right, and probably also left, hands.

Maybe €4.5 billion in fines and such will finally teach those Alpine asset-hiders a thing or two?

The Danes have to translate everything into French now.

He won’t get picky as to which.

Get invited to the right parties and the world is your fraudulent oyster.

We can’t turn the clock back to June 14, 2012, and neither can the former McKinsey chief turned insider trader.

Goldsky Asset Management may have no assets, but it does have hardware.

Or, you know, his real name.

If Danske Bank had been incorporated under British law, well, you’d probably never have heard of Danske Bank.

Unless you’re willing to pay your life savings for that ticket, that is.

“Requests for information from the U.S. Department of Justice in connection with a criminal investigation” bad.