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Wall Street ‘Crimes’ Need Better Policing

Source: Truthdig
Tarp : Germany | about 1 month ago  
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It’s like arresting jaywalkers while ignoring the bank robbery that’s happening in broad daylight down the block...Twenty-five of the biggest earners at each of those firms will see their overall pay cut roughly by half, and most of that compensation will come as restricted company stock, not...
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