Topic: Sandy Weill
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Robert Reich Want to avoid bailouts? Break up the big banks.
It's time to limit the size of banks and break up the biggest ones on Wall Street, Reich writes.
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Citigroup slashes 11,000 jobs to save $1.1 billion
Citigroup cuts are first big move for new CEO Michael Corbat, as he moves to reorganize the struggling banking giant. Most of the Citigroup cuts are expected to come in global consumer banking.
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Robert Reich How Obama can defeat Romney: Break up the big banks.
President Barack Obama should counter Mitt Romney’s extraordinary solicitude toward Wall Street with a proposal to cap the size of the nation’s biggest banks, Reich writes.
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Robert Reich Presidential debate: the questions they should (but won't) ask Obama, Romney
What would happen if Robert Reich moderated a presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney? Reich offers his thoughts on what questions Romney and Obama should be asked in Wednesday's presidential debate.
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The Monitor's View: When half of India loses electricity, time for lessons on going local
India's electricity grid went out for 600 million people Tuesday. The historic blackout shows how nations must reconsider big, complex infrastructure like centralized electric utilities.
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Robert Reich Big bank engineer rejects big banks. Will Obama and Romney follow?
Sandy Weill, who was instrumental in Wall Street banks becoming "too big to fail," has come out in favor of breaking up the big banks. Will one of the presidential candidates take up Weill's proposal?
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The Reformed Broker Big brokerage firms aren't paying attention to their clients
As financial firms become bigger and bigger, they are focused on corporate profitability over the satisfaction of their brokers and clients.
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Oliver Stone on Wall Street, Gordon Gekko, and Hugo Chávez
Oliver Stone talks about his two latest films, “South of the Border” and “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.”
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