Bernard Madoff Had Long Wall Street History Before Arrest - Wall Street Journal
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)–Bernard L. Madoff, the Wall Street executive arrested Thursday for securities fraud, has a long history on Wall Street. He founded his New York firm in 1960. He’s a former chairman of the board of directors of the Nasdaq Stock

Wall Street Beat: IT Forecasts Slashed - Computer World
With CIOs reporting budget revisions, market analysts slashing expectations for tech sector growth, and companies as diverse as Yahoo, Hynix, Texas Instruments and Sony slicing sales forecasts and jobs this week, there is no bottom clearly in sight

Auto execs face Home committee - United Press International
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 (UPI) — U.S. auto executives faced another day of grilling in Washington Friday, this time in front of the Home Financial Services Committee. Chief executive officers from Ford Motor Co. ( NYSE:F ), General Motors Corp. ( NYSE:GM

Wall Street Media Presents Videos from the Wedbush Morgan California - PR Inside
Wedbush Morgan California Dreamin? Conference - Wall Street Media presents an exclusive video of Mr. Michael Malone, CFO of Polaris Industries, (NYSE: PII), discussing their strategies to cultivate their existing markets and their possible markets

Wall Street Media Presents Videos from the Wedbush Morgan California - Earthtimes
NEW YORK - (Business Wire) Wall Street Media presents an exclusive video of Mr. Michael Malone, CFO of Polaris Industries, (NYSE: PII) , discussing their strategies to cultivate their existing markets and their possible markets they may be able to

Nikkei set to slip on strong yen, bailout fears - CNBC
TOKYO, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Japan’s Nikkei average is set to slip on Friday on dimming prospects for a U.S. automaker bailout, while a sharply stronger yen is set to drag exporters such as Canon Inc lower. One stock to watch will be Elpida Memory Inc

Bernard Madoff arrested over alleged $50 billion fraud - Yahoo News
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Bernard Madoff, a quiet force on Wall Street for decades, was arrested and charged on Thursday with allegedly running a $50 billion Ponzi scheme in what may rank among the biggest frauds ever. The former chairman of the Nasdaq

Markets Take a Beating as Auto Bailout Falters - Washington Post
Stocks took a late-day tumble this day as a bailout of the auto industry appeared in limbo on Capitol Hill and investors digested more poor economic data. The Dow Jones industrial average was down 2.2 percent, or 196 points, while the Standard & Poor’s

Bank of America plans to cut at least 30,000 jobs - San Antonio Express News
NEW YORK — Bank of America Corp. stated Thursday it anticipates to cut 30,000 to 35,000 jobs over the next three years as it faces a deteriorating economic environment and tries to absorb Merrill Lynch & Co. The final number could be even higher

Wall Street tumbles on auto bailout worries - KUSA-TV
NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street’s anxiety about Detroit automakers welled up Thursday, sending stocks sharply lower in an afternoon sell-off as investors grew fearful that a bill to rescue the companies wouldn’t make it through the Senate. The pullback

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