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The former Bear Stearns chairman sets the record straight on who’s to blame for his firm’s collapse. He’s also good at card tricks.

Psychoanalyzing one of America’s most dysfunctional relationships.

Until recently, Fabrice Tourre was living the kind of life that most young masters of the universe dream of.

Testosterone and risk.

Michael Lewis tries hard to pluck champions from the financial crisis in his new book, The Big Short, but overlooks the most weirdly authentic hero of all.

The Volcker rules are a great political idea�even though the real problems may lie elsewhere.

Might the recovery be more robust than widely expected? Wall Street’s most respected pessimist thinks so.

Every time a small, well-liked neighborhood business closes, it feels like a loss�but it also means an opportunity. We asked four entrepreneurs who have dared to open their doors this year to tell us how they pulled it off.

There are still jobs out there.

Judge Jed Rakoff spectacularly rejected the $33 million settlement Bank of America agreed to pay the SEC.