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Occupy Wall Street 28 weeks 4 days ago

The Bank of America is no longer the same household bank that Americans trusted. During the financial crisis of 2008, many banks like Wells Fargo and Bank of America received bail out fund to keep them afloat. Many banks including the Bank of America (BOA), quickly rebounded. However, many banks had ridiculous bonus systems that pay out huge bonuses to banking executives even while the banks were paying back the bail ot fund. So many Americans became disillusioned.

ARE BANK OF AMERICA AND OCCUPY WALL STREET GOING HEAD TO HEAD IN THE MEDIA 31 weeks 2 days ago

While many have started calling it a “leftist tea party” movement, the message the general public is receiving is one of disorganization and lack of demand. In Chicago Occupy Wall Street protesters, along with Rain Forest Action Network have marched on Bank Of America

Obama's Crackdown on Wall Street Starts with a Tour 2 years 5 weeks ago

Obama will visit Wall Street as he begins his onslaught on it's financial institutions and bankers. This crackdown is his foreshadowing of the financial regulations he wants to impose on wall street. It's his way of proving his point that they need more regulation. As he does that, Mitch McConnel and the GOP will fight to stop it, along with most of Wall Street.

Fixing Wall Street 2 years 5 weeks ago

Some are saying the reform and regulation on Wall Street is long overdue. There was a period of deregulating Wall Street, an effort to bring about more free market capitalism to the US. Now many are wondering if that was the best thing to let greed run wild with now rules.

Demystifying Wall Street Terms 1 year 45 weeks ago

Have you ever tried to read a business article and felt pretty much lost half way through because of all the special terms the writer used? Wall Street lingo, in particular, can be quite perplexing if you are new to the stock market. This article won't turn you into a pro investor overnight but only aims to simplify some interesting Wall Street terms all beginning investors should know. To categorize it academically, this is probably Wall Street 101, lesson 1.