- Luis Aguilar rightfully argues that if corporate CEOs get bonuses through lies, fraud, or incompetence, investors and taxpayers should get that money back through claw-backs. From Bloomberg
- Bank of America whines like a child because they are still under 15-month government penalty because they haven't fulfilled requirements. From Wall Street Journal
- David Lazarus of The LA Times wonders why hotels and restaurants in California throw away about 1.5 million tons of unused, perfectly good food every year. He suggests it might be a good idea to distribute it to the needy. 12.3% of Californians are jobless now.
- Senate Republicans filibuster legislation that would help small businesses obtain loans. LA Times
- California Pension System (CalPERS) said nothing in 2006 when they found out a city manager was earning $442,000 per year. It would later grow to over $800,000. LA Times
- Bill Murray Interview in GQ Magazine.
- Our Female Vision of The Day. Jessica Alba. Remember to scroll down a little. From Just Jared website
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Luis Aguilar Making Effort To Give SEC More Integrity (Plus other Links)
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Financial regulation,
SEC
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