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2. Banks trim debt, mask risks: BofA, Citi, Deutsche Bank among most active in using end-of-quarter 'window dressing'
3. Short sellers squeezed all around; SEC closes loopholes as some firms limit stock lending to traders
4. Dow wins legal battle over buyout plot
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7. Grand jury probing papers' circulation Subpoenas to Newsday, Hoy [bar] SEC scrutiny may be industrywide
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13. Company Insiders Made Billions Before SPAC Bust.
14. Investigation Behind Huge Air-Bag Recall Demand Took 8 Years.
15. Signature Bank Insiders Sold $100 Million in Stock During Crypto Surge.
16. First Republic Bank Executives Sold $12 Million in Stock in Months Before Crash.
17. Coinbase Leaders Sharply Slow Their Stock Sales.
18. For Accuride investors, a big payday; big bondholders parlayed position at negotiating table during bankruptcy into $132 million gain
19. Top spine surgeons reap royalties, Medicare bounty
20. Holdings spiked near deal time; funds in probe traded hot stocks
21. Congress has active investors; frequent trading by legislators and aides is found on both sides of the aisle
22. Physician panel prescribes the fees paid by Medicare
23. Lawmaker vows to outlaw insider trading on the Hill
24. Congressional staffers gain from trading in stocks
25. Bankruptcy court is latest battleground for traders
26. Sites feed personal details to new tracking industry
27. BP relied on cheaper wells; WSJ analysis shows oil giant used 'risky' design more often than most peers
28. Lawmakers bet on firms they oversaw
29. SEC 'revolving door' under review; staffers who join companies they once regulated draw lawmakers' ire; Ms. King and Getco
30. Banks trim debt, obscuring risks
31. Lawmakers bet on stock falls; private trades occurred as Congress criticized Wall Street for risky moves
32. Debt 'masking' under fire; SEC considers new rules to deter banks from dressing up books; ghost of Lehman
33. Big banks move to mask risk levels; quarter-end loan figures sit 42% below peak, then rise as new period progresses; SEC review
34. SEC lawyer one day, opponent the next
35. With fistfuls of cash, firms on hunt; companies begin to tap record capital piles for mergers; Walgreen says it may as well spend it
36. Trial lawyers contribute, shareholder suits follow
37. For executives, sure-thing retirement plans; as workers' retirement savings drop, some bosses are locked in
38. For-profit schools see more defaults
39. Filings don't tell full pension story
40. Pensions for executives on rise; arcane techniques, generous formulas boost payouts as share prices fall
41. Jittery companies stash cash; after crisis, big businesses hoard most bucks in 40 years; Google's $22 billion cache
42. SEC plays keep-up in high-tech race
43. Panel assails meddling into FASB rules making
44. Hedge funds boost profile in lobbying
45. Congress helped banks defang key rule
46. Insurer made tax matters significant focus of lobbying
47. SEC looks at hedge funds' trades; were actions based on advance notice of analyst's negative report?
48. Obama's pick top head SEC has record of being a regulator with a light touch
49. For insurers, effective tax rate pales
50. Anatomy of the Morgan Stanley panic; trading records tell tale of how rivals' bearish bets pounded stock in September
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