EMM News Explorer: Wall Street

Obama [-said]: Because of this reform, the American people will never again be asked to foot the bill for Wall Street’s mistakes,

bloomberg 15-MAY-13

Lew [-wrote]: The derivatives provisions in the Wall Street Reform Act constitute an important part of the reforms being put in place to strengthen our financial system by improving transparency and reducing risks for market participants,

huffingtonpost 08-MAY-13

Grassley [-said]: raise questions regarding the transmission of political intelligence from Washington, D.C. to Wall Street ,

bloomberg 01-MAY-13

Andrew Wilkinson [ said]: Wall Street appears primed for another assault at record highs,

dailytimesPK 30-APR-13

Brown [-said]: Our bill will ensure a level playing field for all financial institutions by ending the subsidy for Wall Street megabanks and requiring banks to have adequate capital to back up their liabilities,

xinhuanet_en 27-APR-13

Sachs [-said]: I meet a lot of these people on Wall Street on a regular basis right now,

usaToday 24-APR-13

Cain [-said]: Don't blame Wall Street, don't blame the big banks, if you don't have a job and you're not rich, blame yourself!

huffingtonpost 03-APR-13

Bharara [-said last week]: Steinberg was another Wall Street insider who fed off a corrupt grapevine of proprietary and confidential information,

bloomberg 01-APR-13

Art Hogan [ said]: much more of a Main Street story than a Wall Street story, as we've been watching this from 2009,

latimes 25-MAR-13

Brown [-told]: I'm concerned about the Wall Street bias in this institution, and I think there are a number of people to choose from that are not part of Wall Street for these really important regulatory bodies,

news 19-MAR-13

Brown [-told]: I am concerned about the Wall Street bias in this institution,

bloomberg 19-MAR-13

Levin [-said]: The Whale trades exposed problems that reach far beyond one London trading desk or one Wall Street office tower,

sunherald 16-MAR-13

Levin [ said]: Firing a few traders and their bosses won't be enough to stanch Wall Street's insatiable appetite for risky derivative bets or stop the excesses. More control is needed,

guardian 15-MAR-13

Levin [ said]: Firing a few traders and their bosses won't be enough to staunch Wall Street's insatiable appetite for risky derivative bets or to stop the excesses. More control is needed,

guardian 15-MAR-13

Sanders [-said]: We need a secretary of the Treasury who does not come from Wall Street but is prepared to stand up to the enormous power of Wall Street,

usaToday 28-FEB-13

Johnson [-said]: While concerns have been raised about whether a few firms remain too big to fail, Wall Street Reform provides regulators with new tools to address the issue head on,

bloomberg 14-FEB-13

Grassley [-said]: The treasury secretary can't owe anyone on Wall Street any favors,

upi 13-FEB-13

Johnson [-said]: From protecting consumers and taxpayers from Wall Street abuses, to providing the Federal Housing Administration with additional tools to manage its finances while continuing to serve American families, I believe we can and must find common ground,

bloomberg 12-FEB-13

Sanders [-said]: We need a Treasury secretary who will work hard to break up too-big-to-fail financial institutions so that Wall Street cannot cause another massive financial crisis,

bloomberg 12-FEB-13

Grassley [-said]: I think we ought to know whether or not he gave Wall Street any favors because he has to be independent from special interest and put the taxpayers first in this new role that he's playing,

npr 12-FEB-13

Kay [-told]: He has pleaded with Wall Street to give him time.

channelnewsasia 06-FEB-13

Nichols [ wrote]: Fisher and other breakup proponents overlook major provisions of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act that effectively end the problem of ‘too big to fail,’ as well as significant action taken by large banks that has dramatically strengthened the U.S. financial system,

bloomberg 04-FEB-13

Jay Carney [said:]: It is most unfortunate the U.S. Senate continues to oppose implementation of Wall Street reform that was designed entirely to protect the American taxpayer from the kind of crisis that we saw engendered by the collapse of our financial sector in 2007 and 2008.

news 01-FEB-13

Icahn [-also alleged that]: He's got one of the worst reputations on Wall Street.

usaToday 25-JAN-13

Reed [-said]: I look forward to having a discussion with Ms. White about her vision for implementing Dodd-Frank, regulating computerized trading, and strengthening accountability, transparency, and investor protections on Wall Street,

bloomberg 25-JAN-13

Brown [-wrote]: It is simply unfair for taxpayers to foot the bill for Wall Street 's wrongdoing,

news 17-JAN-13

Sanders [-said]: We don’t need a treasury secretary who thinks that Wall Street deregulation was not responsible for the financial crisis,

rian 11-JAN-13

David Wyss [ said]: I think Wall Street would have preferred someone with more financial market specialization, but Lew is being brought in because he knows the budget,

caycompass 10-JAN-13

Sanders [-said]: As a supporter of the president, I remain extremely concerned that virtually all of his key economic advisers have come from Wall Street,

CBSnews 10-JAN-13

Peter Cardillo [ said]: We are looking at a sharply higher open on Wall Street. The deal certainly brightens the prospects for economic growth, and traditionally speaking, the first week of the year generally sets the stage for the rest of the year for equities - so this is positive,

news 02-JAN-13

Peter Cardillo [ said]: We are looking at a sharply higher open on Wall Street,

ibtimes 02-JAN-13

Johnson [-said]: I am open to the idea of improving Wall Street reform by making technical corrections and fixing unintended consequences , but in today’s political environment there will need to be broad bipartisan support to get anything approved,

bloomberg 10-DEC-12

Johnson [-said]: I am open to the idea of improving Wall Street reform by making technical corrections and fixing unintended consequences, but in today’s political environment there will need to be broad bipartisan support to get anything approved,

bloomberg 10-DEC-12

Sanders [-said]: We have CEOs from Wall Street making millions of dollars a year, coming to Washington and saying we’re gonna have to cut not only Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid – we’re gonna have to cut benefits for disabled veterans,

ABCnews 05-DEC-12

Sanders [-said]: We have CEOs from Wall Street making millions of dollars a year, coming to Washington and saying we're gonna have to cut not only Social Security Medicare , and Medicaid - we're gonna have to cut benefits for disabled veterans ,

news 05-DEC-12

Michael Pachter [ said]: Wall Street thinks Facebook is booting them off or something bad, but there's no way this is bad,

thehimalayantimes 30-NOV-12

Lockyer [-said]: Wall Street,

latimes 29-NOV-12

Warren [-said]: Wall Street CEOs -- the same ones who wrecked our economy and destroyed millions of jobs -- still strut around Congress, no shame, demanding favors, and acting like we should thank them,

bloomberg 08-NOV-12

Warren [-said]: Wall Street C.E.O.’s, the same ones who wrecked our economy and destroyed millions of jobs,

ibtimes 08-NOV-12

Obama [said:]: The status quo in Washington has fought us every step of the way. They’ve spent millions trying to stop us from reforming the healthcare system. They’ve spent millions trying to keep us from reforming Wall Street. They engineered a strategy of gridlock in Congress, refusing to compromise on ideas that both Democrats and Republicans in the past have supported.

irishtimes 03-NOV-12

Romney [said:]: we have to have regulation on Wall Street.

WashingtonPost 02-NOV-12

Richard Hunter [ said]: European markets are looking for direction in the absence of Wall Street being there to provide it,

wsj 30-OCT-12

Obama [-warned that]: That's what Wall Street reform is all about -- looking out for working families and making sure that everyone is playing by the same rules.

upi 27-OCT-12

Warren [responded:]: They made that pretty clear. And they have sent lots of money to Scott Brown, millions of dollars. And look, Scott Brown has been working with the folks on Wall Street for a long time.

CBSnews 27-OCT-12

Obama [-said]: That's what Wall Street reform is all about -- looking out for working families and making sure that everyone is playing by the same rules,

naharnet 27-OCT-12

Powell [-also criticised]: When he took over, the country was in very very difficult straits. We were in one of the worst recessions we had seen in recent times, close to a depression. The fiscal system was collapsing. Wall Street was in chaos. We had 800,000 jobs lost in that first month of the Obama administration and unemployment peaked a few months later at 10%. So we were in real trouble. The auto industry was collapsing, the housing was start[ing] to collapse and we were in very difficult straits. And I saw over the next severa

guardian 26-OCT-12

Obama [-said]: The single biggest thing that I would like to see is changing incentives on Wall Street and how people get compensated,

reuters 26-OCT-12

Obama [ said]: It is a sketchy deal that says folks at the very top get to play by a different set of rules than you do. They get to pay a lower tax rate. They outsource jobs. They want to roll back Wall Street reform. That was his philosophy in the board room; that was his philosophy as a governor, and if it sounds familiar it is because that was the philosophy that caused a great recession,

voanews 25-OCT-12

Mark Zuckerberg [ said]: >Facebook ( FB ) reported third-quarter earnings that came in slightly above Wall Street's estimates, and said that 14 percent of its ad revenue now comes from mobile devices. Adjusted earnings per share came in at 12 cents in the third quarter ended September 30, a penny higher than analysts were expecting. Revenue rose more than 32 percent from the year-ago quarter, to $1.26 billion. That was also a bit higher than the Street's estimates. Facebook's stock, which has been trading around $19 a share -- half

CBSnews 23-OCT-12

Smith [-also said]: Getting an unsophisticated client is the golden prize. The quickest way to make money on Wall Street is to take the most sophisticated product and try to sell it the least sophisticated client.

ibtimes 22-OCT-12

Smith [wrote:]: 'Alcohol was a big part of the culture at the firm, as it is on Wall Street in general. Getting smashed with your clients was a regular occurrence.

ibtimes 19-OCT-12

Biden [-said]: We've seen this movie before — shred regulations, let Wall Street have its way, let banks right their own rules, massive tax cuts — unpaid for — for the wealthy,

news 18-OCT-12

Springsteen [-recalled]: I'm thankful for a regulated Wall Street. I'm thankful GM is still making cars -- what else would I write about?

CBSnews 18-OCT-12

Obama [-also noted that]: top-down economics that we've seen before. He thinks that if we just spend another $5 trillion on tax cuts that, yes, skew toward the wealthiest, if we get rid of more regulations on Wall Street, then our problems will be solved. Jobs and prosperity will rain down from the sky, the deficits will magically disappear; we will live happily ever after.

upi 06-OCT-12

Obama [-said]: He would get rid of regulations on Wall Street, but he’s gonna crack down on Sesame Street. Thank goodness somebody is finally cracking down on Big Bird,

nation 06-OCT-12

Obama [-said]: He'll get rid of regulations on Wall Street but he's going to crack down on Sesame Street ,

news 06-OCT-12

Obama [-said]: He'll get rid of regulations on Wall Street but he's going to crack down on Sesame Street,

newschannel5 05-OCT-12

Obama [-said]: I just want to make sure I've got this straight: He'll get rid of regulations on Wall Street, but he's going to crack down on Sesame Street,

AP 05-OCT-12

Obama [-said]: He would get rid of regulations on Wall Street, but he's gonna crack down on Sesame Street. Thank goodness somebody is finally cracking down on Big Bird,

naharnet 05-OCT-12

Obama [-said]: I just want to make sure I've got this straight: He'll get rid of regulations on Wall Street, but he's going to crack down on 'Sesame Street,'

AP 05-OCT-12

Obama [-said]: I just want to make sure I've got this straight: He'll get rid of regulations on Wall Street, but he's going to crack down on 'Sesame Street'?

news 05-OCT-12

Biden [-said]: We’ve seen this movie before, massive tax cuts for the wealthy, eliminating restrictions on Wall Street; let the banks write their own rules. We know where it ends. It ends in the catastrophe of the middle class and the Great Recession of 2008. We cannot go back to that. The president and I have a different way forward,

hurriyetdailynews 04-OCT-12

Obama [-said]: Does anyone think there is too much oversight and regulation of Wall Street? Because if you do, then Governor Romney is your candidate,

CBC 04-OCT-12

Obama [responded:]: Does anyone think there is too much oversight and regulation of Wall Street?

corkman 04-OCT-12

Obama [responded:]: Does anyone think there is too much oversight and regulation of Wall Street? Because if you do, then Governor Romney is your candidate.

hurriyetdailynews 04-OCT-12

Romney [ said]: We have to have regulation on Wall Street, but I would not designate five banks as too big to fail. This is the biggest kiss that's being given to New York banks I have ever seen,

news 04-OCT-12

Biden [-said]: We've seen this movie before--massive tax cuts for the wealthy, eliminating restrictions on Wall Street, let the banks write their own rules. We know where it ends. It ends in the catastrophe of the middle class and the Great Recession of 2008. Folks, we cannot go back to that. The president and I have a different way forward,

thedailyherald 03-OCT-12

Biden [-said]: We've seen this movie before - massive tax cuts for the wealthy, eliminating restrictions on Wall Street, let the banks write their own rules. We know where it ends. It ends in the catastrophe of the middle class and the Great Recession of 2008. Folks, we cannot go back to that. The president and I have a different way forward,

news 02-OCT-12

Obama [-told]: He thinks that if you just spend another $5-trillion on tax cuts that favour the wealthiest Americans, if you get rid of more regulations on Wall Street, and jobs and prosperity will rain down on everyone. The deficit will magically disappear,

iol 28-SEP-12

Morello [-says]: It would feel like the excitement of the global Occupy Wall Street movement.

ligury 28-SEP-12

Ryan [-was asked]: You know, I do think that looking at changing the cap is an important aspect of putting Social Security on a more stable footing. (Applause.) And what I've said is — is that I'm willing to work with Republicans and examine all their ideas, but what I've not going to do, as a matter of principle, is to slash benefits or privatize Social Security and suddenly turn it over to Wall Street — (applause) — because we saw what can happen back in 2008, 2009, when — when the stock market crashed. And we're st

npr 21-SEP-12

Pawlenty [-said]: I went to Wall Street and told them to get their snouts out of the trough because they are some of the worst offenders when it comes to bailouts and carve-outs and special deals,

news 20-SEP-12

Markey [-wrote]: Wall Street computers could be manipulating the oil markets,

bloomberg 20-SEP-12

Markey [-said]: If large Wall Street computers are effectively running our oil markets, this high-frequency trading ‘cheetah' technology may really be nothing more than ‘cheater' technology,

news 19-SEP-12

Michael Hewson [ said]: European stocks surged. Britain's FTSE 100 closed up 1.64 percent to 5,915.55. Germany 's DAX gained 1.39 percent to 7,412.13 and France 's CAC-40 added 2.27 percent to 3,581.58. And Wall Street opened higher, on track to record one of the best weeks since June. The Dow Jones industrial average was up 54 points to 13,594, the Standard & Poor's 500 was up eight to 1,468 and the Nasdaq composite was up 34 to 3,190. The euro currency edged higher to $1.3142 from $1.2985 late Thursday in New York. The doll

news 14-SEP-12

Obama [-also said]: not by turning it over to Wall Street .

bloomberg 08-SEP-12

Obama [-said]: Nobody fought harder for Wall Street reform, the reform that is now law and protecting consumers all across the country, than Elizabeth,

cnn 06-SEP-12

Miller [-said]: This is an imperfect solution for Netflix, but with Wall Street’s obsession on the rising costs for content licensing, I would think paying less should assuage shareholders,

dawn 05-SEP-12

Miller [-said]: This is an imperfect solution for Netflix, but with Wall Street's obsession on the rising costs for content licensing, I would think paying less should assuage shareholders,

CBSnews 05-SEP-12

Miller [-said]: This is an imperfect solution for Netflix , but with Wall Street's obsession on the rising costs for content licensing, I would think paying less should assuage shareholders,

news 04-SEP-12

Obama [-said]: I didn't run for office to help out a bunch of fat cat bankers running Wall Street,

cnn 04-SEP-12

Biden [ said]: He is going to let the big banks once again write their own rules, [and] unchain Wall Street. They are going to put you all back in chains,

voanews 22-AUG-12

Preet Bharara [said:]: Douglas Whitman now joins the grim procession of convicted Wall Street professionals who decided that the rules don’t apply to them. The rules do apply. Over and over again, juries of good, common-sense citizens have said the rules do apply, and they have held defendants like Mr Whitman accountable for breaking them. Mr Whitman had a hedge fund with his name on the door, with rules against insider trading. He flouted those rules, tarnished his name, and now is a convicted felon facing imprisonment. I want

7thspace 20-AUG-12

Biden [-said]: He’s going to let the big banks once again write their own rules – unchain Wall Street!

news 19-AUG-12

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