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How the lobbyists are angling to get Evan Bayh on the Banking Committee.

The Gawker lawsuits reveal far more than a threat to free speech.

In creating shell companies and setting up what is essentially a tax haven, Mossack Fonesca didn't break any laws—and that's the problem.

This is how big business fights government regulations—from the inside.

A new book ignores the disturbing history of finance in America.

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