At least, one whistleblower attorney really hopes so.
I wouldn’t want to be Sandy Alderson if the Big Guy doesn’t get a parade this year.
She’s got a favorite song and doesn’t know how to work an iPhone.
Supreme Court To Decide If Banks Really Need To Be The Things They Say They Are Dek: Honesty
Because that judge will be the one fulfilling his prophecy about going to jail.
The financial crisis is still very much ongoing in Zürich.
The former AIG CEO is too blinded by hatred and rage to see any similarities between himself and the libidinous former governor.
In fairness to them, the whole paying-Revlon’s-debt-early thing is incredibly funny.
If only they were as good at delivering power and keeping their utility lines from becoming giant lighters as they are at running legal circles around a hedge fund.
But not before drawing one last racial discrimination lawsuit therefrom.
Billy Walters has a bone to pick with the FBI.
Warren Buffett’s got a bone to pick with Jones Day.
Eileen Murray gets (at least some share) of what was coming to her.
It’s just a lawsuit for now, but there are always the riveters and metal presses if that doesn’t work.
Jail? Probable. $60 million? Not quite.
Whether that means it has to buy Tiffany is now for a court to decide.
The Nov. 3 through Jan. 20 period could be very enlightening indeed in this matter.
That pause in selling Vaxart shares and increase in ownership ceiling sure was fortuitously timed for Armistice Capital, no?
We suppose it’s the really the least they could do.
Anyone can audit them, but there’s only one auditor they’re thinking about suing.
Jail is not sufficient. $60 million and subordinated claims might be.