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Monday, November 26, 2012

Business Beast: Shakeup at the SEC

The Daily Beast
November 26

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REVOLVING DOOR
Shakeup at the SEC
One of the Obama finance team's most stalwart members, SEC chairwoman Mary Schapiro, has announced her exit. The Daily Beast's Matthew Zeitlin on Schapiro's significant legacy, her unfinished business—and whether she let bankers off the hook.
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LABOR
How Do You Strike a Walmart?
The tactics of the 1930s won't work. By Megan McArdle.
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Every Day Is Cyber Monday
Black Friday sales slumped, but who cares? Americans are confident—and willing to shell out big bucks online for the holidays, writes Daniel Gross.
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Mary Schapiro, head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, is expected to step down from her position on Monday."

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POLITICS
Fix Entitlements, Voters Say
New polls indicate that the electorate is out in front of both parties when it comes to demanding real improvements. By Eleanor Clift.
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DISASTER
Sandy-Hit Businesses Still Swamped
Many lower Manhattan businesses closest to the river are barely hanging on. Eliza Shapiro reports.
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The Number: 18
The Number: 4.1 Percent

In response to A Manifesto for Disorder:

Basically, the current civilization is hanging on the edge of a number of very thin threads. Global warming if it were scientifically valid is not even an issue. We will be so dead long before the earth could warm up. All it will take is one small disaster, a war, or civil disruption, and this whole world civilization will come spinning apart like a busted flywheel.

— SharnCendarr

In response to Big Losses, Bigger Paychecks:

One quibble: senior management doesn't pay themselves anything. Their pay is set by the board, who is supposed to be speaking on behalf of the owners. Acknowledging that there is some gaming of the system, restricting their pay limits the ability of the owners to spend THEIR money in the way they see fit. If they want to waste it, paying management more money than we think wise, that ought to be their choice.

— Stevesturn

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