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Audit Notes: The Market Crashes, The Market Bounces Back

Let me give some rare Audit props to CNBC's Jim Cramer for his coverage during the stock-market crash today. As... More

Greek Omens

Bizpress was around the story; not too alarmist

The business press is starting to get used to this crisis-and-collapse thing. There was an eerie prescience in this morning’s... More

Audit Notes: Warren v. Dimon, Fudging the Books, REACTionaries

Time's Stephen Gandel has a great post on why he can't find anyone to debate Elizabeth Warren on the proposed... More

Ad Age Shows Paywalls Preserving Print Circulation

Advertising Age looks at small-paper paywalls and finds that they're having some success—at least in staving off print declines. I've... More

He Said-She Said Victim

After a few weeks of news coverage of Republican complaints that the financial reform legislation moving through Congress would permit... More

Shorter Wall Street Journal: Blankfein’s Days Are Numbered

Lloyd Blankfein isn't going to make it. That's basically what this Money & Investing story is saying today. It can't... More

Audit Notes: No Perp Walks, How Goldman’s Like Penny-Stock Boiler Rooms, WSJ iPad

David Heath of the Huffington Post Investigative Fund takes a good look at how and why executives have so far... More

Audit D.C. Notes: NYT on Obama’s Juggling Act; Mystery Pollster on How It’s Done in the U.K., FT on the Very Long View

President Obama’s ideological juggling act gets thoughtful treatment from the NYT’s Jackie Calmes. There’s no real news in the piece,... More

“The Victor and the Vanquished”

Vanity Fair excerpts upcoming Sarah Ellison book on Murdoch’s Journal takeover

Reading the Vanity Fair excerpt of Sarah Ellison's upcoming War at The Wall Street Journal, on Rupert Murdoch's takeover of... More

The Journal Comes Up Short on Lawmakers’ Short Selling

The Wall Street Journal has good instincts today, looking for hypocrisy in a place it’s known to dwell: Capitol Hill.... More

Audit Notes: Bubble Machine, Apple Pushback, Quitting Facebook

The Wall Street Journal has a good explainer on how banks like Goldman Sachs used credit-default swaps to fuel the... More

FT Slaps Goldman Spin on Page One

The Financial Times goes above the fold on page one today with a story on how "Goldman plans to overhaul... More

Ignatius on the Downside of the Inside Story

The Washington Post’s David Ignatius did us all a favor in Sunday’s Outlook section, with a critical look at embedding—a... More

Warren Buffett, Talking His Book on Goldman

Warren Buffett can tout an investment like any other CEO. And the press can airbrush it as long as it's... More

Audit Notes: Facebook Abuses Its Network-Effect Advantage, Qs for Goldman, Acropolis Now

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has a timeline of "Facebook's Eroding Privacy" that everybody who uses the site ought to read.... More

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