
David Pauly is a columnist for Bloomberg News. His opinions are his own.
Buybacks Show Recession Didn’t Make CEOs Any Wiser: David Pauly Corporate executives have learned
nothing from the recession.
How Else Goldman Sachs Might Divvy Up $20 Billion: David Pauly Lloyd Blankfein, chief executive
officer of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., is in a pickle.
Investors in Treasuries, Dollars Defy Common Sense: David Pauly The U.S. should lose its golden
credit rating. Bankers and investors around the world should
dump dollars. Read any economics textbook and you come to that
conclusion.
Bank of America Shareholders Find Their Champion: David Pauly God bless Judge Rakoff. Somebody
with clout is speaking up for the company owners.
AIG’s Rally Is Really a Dead Cat Bounce: David Pauly (Update1) The company that almost shattered
the world financial system with its reckless sale of credit
default swaps has suddenly become a stock market darling. Go
figure.
Ditch Bonuses, Bring Sense to Wall Street’s Pay: David Pauly Start with two principles.
Wall Street Analysts Keep Telling Big Earnings Lie: David Pauly At a time when the financial
industry’s credibility is at an all-time low, you would think
Wall Street’s finest would break their necks providing
transparency.
Goldman Sachs Rally Almost Lifts Investor Faith: David Pauly Meredith Whitney took away. Then she
tried to give back.
Wall Street Needs a Heavy Dose of Brooksley Born: David Pauly If the U.S. government is serious
about fixing the banking system, it will hire people like
Brooksley Born, and pay them heed.
Bank Investors Throw Money at Ailing Companies: David Pauly Investors are oblivious. Didn’t bank
stocks drop as much as 90 percent during the subprime mortgage
fiasco?