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    Apr 3, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  1. Mick Jagger talks Stones tour, ticket prices and scalpers

    A few hours after the Rolling Stones announced their first North American tour since 2006, including a date May 28 at the United Center, Mick Jagger called and answered a few quick questions.
    A few hours after the Rolling Stones announced their first North American tour since 2006, including a date May 28 at the United Center, Mick Jagger called and answered a few quick questions. Q: After the Stones came off the road the last time, did...

    Tags: Jeff Beck, United Center, Financial Markets, Eric Clapton, Services and Shopping

  2. Mar 30, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  3. Orioles look to profit as enthusiasm carries over from surprising 2012

    Baltimore baseball fans flocked back to Camden Yards and merrily decorated themselves in orange and black as the Orioles authored baseball's most surprising story of 2012.
    Baltimore baseball fans flocked back to Camden Yards and merrily decorated themselves in orange and black as the Orioles authored baseball's most surprising story of 2012. Now, signs abound that the enthusiasm from last fall — when the team...

    Tags: New York Yankees, Brooks Robinson, Nate McLouth, Anglicanism, San Francisco Giants

  4. Jan 16, 2013 |Story| Aberdeen News
  5. Banks could face broader loan limits

    A legislative committee gave its endorsement today to expanding the method for calculating a state-chartered bank’s loan or credit limit in South Dakota.   The goal is to cover the more-exotic transactions conducted by many banks throughout the...

    Tags: U.S. Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, Loans

  6. Feb 5, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  7. U.S. suit against S&P: Bad for business, bad for democracy

    The Justice Department is accusing Standard & Poor's of defrauding investors with optimistic ratings of mortgage-backed securities and derivatives prior to the financial crisis. While investors are entitled to answers about those conflicts, compensation and reforms, Attorney General Eric Holder and President Barack Obama, by singling out S&P instead of other bond raters, appear to be engaging in political vengeance and put freedom of speech at risk.
    The Justice Department is accusing Standard & Poor's of defrauding investors with optimistic ratings of mortgage-backed securities and derivatives prior to the financial crisis. While investors are entitled to answers about those conflicts, compensation...

    Tags: Securities, Financial and Business Services, Lawyers, Credit Ratings, Media Industry

  8. Feb 12, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  9. The vendetta against S&P, part II

    WASHINGTON -- My last column on the federal suit against the bond-rating rating agency Standard & Poor's drew some critical reactions that are worth sharing with readers. In the column, I argued that S&P, which badly erred in rating bonds tied to home mortgages, was being made a scapegoat for the financial crisis. As is well-known, this crisis -- with some exceptions -- was not foreseen by government officials, economists or bankers. S&P's sins, I wrote, stemmed more from this over-optimism than from a deliberate effort to mislead markets.
    WASHINGTON -- My last column on the federal suit against the bond-rating rating agency Standard & Poor's drew some critical reactions that are worth sharing with readers. In the column, I argued that S&P, which badly erred in rating bonds tied to home...

    Tags: Mortgages, Finance, Securities, Financial and Business Services, Financial Markets

  10. Feb 11, 2013 |Column| Orlando Sentinel
  11. The vendetta against S&P

    WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration's suit against the rating agency Standard & Poor's makes for riveting headlines and lousy history. We want to blame the financial crisis and Great Recession on greed and dishonesty. The charge that S&P rigged bond ratings for its own gain -- providing artificially high ratings on the mortgage-backed securities that inflated the credit bubble -- fits this self-serving morality tale. The discomforting reality is that the financial collapse resulted from an extended period of prosperity, which led to weakened credit standards and inspired wishful thinking about the permanence of economic growth.
    WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration's suit against the rating agency Standard & Poor's makes for riveting headlines and lousy history. We want to blame the financial crisis and Great Recession on greed and dishonesty. The charge that S&P rigged bond...

    Tags: Securities, Credit Ratings, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Citigroup Incorporated

  12. Feb 10, 2013 |Story| Herald Mail
  13. Business Briefs - Feb. 10

    Franklin Financial Services Corp. CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — The board of directors of Franklin Financial Services Corp. declared a $0.17 per share regular quarterly dividend for the first quarter of 2013. The first-quarter 2013 cash dividend remains...

    Tags: Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Financial and Business Services, Earnings, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Employment

  14. Feb 6, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  15. Is S&P to blame?

    Federal and state prosecutors sued the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's this week for allegedly defrauding investors by giving inflated ratings to complex mortgage-backed securities that proved all but worthless after the housing bubble burst. The cases raise difficult questions about the freedom to express an opinion without being held liable if it's wrong. Nevertheless, it's worth exploring whether S&P and its rivals deliberately soft-pedaled how risky those securities were in order to boost their bottom lines.
    Federal and state prosecutors sued the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's this week for allegedly defrauding investors by giving inflated ratings to complex mortgage-backed securities that proved all but worthless after the housing bubble burst. The...

    Tags: Securities, Financial and Business Services, Credit and Debt, Credit Ratings, Justice System

  16. Feb 5, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  17. California accuses S&P of deception in $4-billion lawsuit

    California has filed suit against Wall Street's biggest credit rating agency, Standard & Poor’s, charging the firm with violating the state's False Claims Act by using “magic numbers” and “guesses” to inflate ratings that ultimately cost California public pension funds an estimated $1 billion.
    California has filed suit against Wall Street's biggest credit rating agency, Standard & Poor’s, charging the firm with violating the state's False Claims Act by using “magic numbers” and “guesses” to inflate ratings that...

    Tags: Interior Policy, Securities, Credit Ratings, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice

  18. Feb 5, 2013 |Story| Petoskey News
  19. US sues S&P over pre-crisis mortgage ratings

    WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. government is accusing the debt rating agency Standard & Poor's of fraud for giving high ratings to risky mortgage bonds that helped bring about the financial crisis.
    WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. government is accusing the debt rating agency Standard & Poor's of fraud for giving high ratings to risky mortgage bonds that helped bring about the financial crisis. The government filed a civil complaint late Monday...

    Tags: Interior Policy, Securities, Financial and Business Services, Credit Ratings, The McGraw-Hill Companies Incorporated

  20. Feb 5, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  21. Justice Department, state officials to announce Standard & Poor's suit

    WASHINGTON -- Justice Department officials and attorneys general from California and several other states were set Tuesday morning to announce a landmark civil suit against Standard & Poor's Corp. concerning the company's credit ratings of troubled mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
    WASHINGTON -- Justice Department officials and attorneys general from California and several other states were set Tuesday morning to announce a landmark civil suit against Standard & Poor's Corp. concerning the company's credit ratings of troubled...

    Tags: Securities, Lawyers, Credit Ratings, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice

  22. Feb 5, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  23. S&P helped cause financial crisis with faulty ratings, Feds allege

    WASHINGTON -- Standard & Poor's Corp. helped cause the financial crisis by misleading investors with falsely high credit ratings on bonds backed by toxic subprime mortgages, federal officials alleged Tuesday in announcing a civil suit against the company.
    WASHINGTON -- Standard & Poor's Corp. helped cause the financial crisis by misleading investors with falsely high credit ratings on bonds backed by toxic subprime mortgages, federal officials alleged Tuesday in announcing a civil suit against the company....

    Tags: Automotive Equipment, Securities, Credit and Debt, Credit Ratings, Justice System

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