Wells Fargo to Pay Transportation Nominee Elaine Chao up to $5 Million Over Next Four Years
It's a special "golden parachute" for executives who join the government that she wouldn't otherwise be able to cash out.
It's a special "golden parachute" for executives who join the government that she wouldn't otherwise be able to cash out.
The membership of the convention's "Host Committee" makes a mockery of the Democratic Party's 2012 pledge to "curb the influence of lobbyists and special interests."
Hillary Clinton has a fundraising lunch today hosted by a partner at KKR, which is heavily invested in fracking.
Previously, Clinton's answer that she would release her transcripts when her opponents released theirs was understood to be directed only at Sanders.
After a stock analyst lost $1 million on one penny stock, he set off to find out how — and soon discovered signs of a far bigger scheme than he had ever imagined.
Some of Trump's critics have no standing to criticize him, given their own history of supporting the same kinds of things they're attacking him for.
If your goal is to launder money through a brokerage account, paper losses are worth serious money. Buying imaginary shares of a stock guaranteed to lose value is an awesome way to do that. You just need someone to set it up.
The transparency Chris Matthews promised when it came to his relationship with his wife's campaign has not extended to mentioning all the donations from his guests.
A self-appointed stock sleuth finds financial giants trading extensively in little penny stocks like the one he owned that tanked. And he learns something amazing: Some brokers can sell shares that don’t actually exist.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders this week assailed Clinton for taking large speaking fees from the financial industry since leaving the State Department.
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