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2013 NBA Draft Lottery: Breaking Down Process Behind How It Works

The 2013 NBA draft lottery takes place on Tuesday, May 21, which should have fans of each participating team intrigued about their favorite club’s chance to land the top pick in the upcoming draft.

Angry JP Morgan shareholders seek to strip Jamie Dimon of chairmanship

JP Morgan faces an angry shareholder revolt this week as investors attempt to strip boss Jamie Dimon of the chairmanship of the banking giant.

White says SEC not now writing political spending rule

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission told lawmakers on Thursday that her agency, despite pressure from liberal groups, is not currently drafting a rule that would call for public companies to disclose their political spending.

Snuff the SEC

If regulation-hating conservatives were serious about shrinking government, they should go whole hog and press for the elimination of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Sen. Warren: Why Can Banks Commit Crimes But Get Away Without Admitting Guilt?

Back on Valentine’s Day, rookie U.S.

Senator — and longtime consumer advocate — Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts showed little love for the nation’s bank regulators, asking if any of them — the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Consumer Financial Prot

Obama promises full IRS inquiry into allegations of unfair tax scrutiny

Republicans and Democrats in step in criticising Internal Revenue Service as Tea Party groups say apology is not enough

Barack Obama has delivered his first public response to allegations that the Internal Revenue Service targeted conservative groups for extra tax scrutiny, describing it as

SEC chair agrees with calls for U.S. stock market review: official

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mary Jo White, is on board with calls for a broad review of the framework of the U.S. equity market, which has been roiled by software glitches over the past year, an SEC commissioner said on Monday.

Bloomberg editor in chief: reporters' access to client data 'inexcusable'

As scandal deepens, Matthew Winkler writes op-ed apologising for use of terminals to access data 'considered proprietary'

The editor in chief of Bloomberg News has said it was "inexcusable" that reporters working for the financial information company's news division were allowed to access r

Bloomberg 'spying' accusations draw scrutiny of US banking officials

US Treasury Department and Federal Reserve investigating claims that journalists breached privacy of data service's clients

Fresh concerns over "spying" by reporters at financial news and data service Bloomberg were flagged over the weekend, with the US Treasury and Federal Reserve among cl

NYPD Chief Ray Kelly And Mayor Bloomberg Still Think Privacy Is A Good Thing -- Just Not YOUR Privacy

When NYPD Chief Ray Kelly said "privacy was off the table" following the Boston bombing, we all knew this was a one-way "exchange." It was always going to be average citizens losing out on their privacy.