Articles related to the financial crisis

Crimes suspected in 20 bailout cases -- for starters

Two articles by Naomi Klein on the bailout:

The Bailout Profiteers

Financial Weapons of Mass Destruction

Free Market Ideology is Far From Finished

Meltdown and Bailout: Why Our Economic System Is on the Verge of Collapse

Keating 5 ring a bell?

The Rich Are Staging a Coup Right Now

AIG to Get Additional $37.8 Billion

Primer on Wall Street Meltdown

Bank rescue plan to test capitalism

Socialized Compensation

FBI Struggles to Handle Wave of Financial Fraud Cases

Corporate Crimes

Corporate Crime Quiz

Twenty Things You Should Know About Corporate Crime

Fraud in the Real Estate and Mortgage Industry

Health Net ordered to pay $9 million after canceling cancer patient's policy

One Thousand Lives A Month

Papers Show Wachovia Knew of Thefts

US Ignores Finding on Student Lender

A different kind of corruption: religion mixing with politics

        God's Profits: Faith, Fraud and the GOP Crusade for Values Voters

Blackwater – a series of articles

Merck Agrees to Settle Vioxx Suits for $4.85 Billion

Hospital drug errors far from uncommon

Review of a new book: Stolen Without a Gun

Myanmar and Big Oil

Corporate Drug Pushers

Bribes and Spies in the Drug Industry

Antitrust law losing its teeth

Shielding the Powerful

The Crimes of Greed vs. the Crimes of Government

Rise in Bribery Tests Integrity of US Border 

Institute for Policy Studies report on CEO pay in defense industries: http://www.faireconomy.org/reports/2006/ExecutiveExcess2006.pdf

Enron Chiefs Guilty of Fraud and Conspiracy

Key Events in the Fall of Enron and Resulting Trials

Thugs in Blue Suits: Corporate and Political Crime in America

An Overview of Some Recent Corporate Scandals

Enron

The 10 Worst Corporations of 2005

http://www.multinationalmonitor.org/mm2005/112005/mokhiber.html

High Court Rules for Oil Firms

March 1, 2006

A Texaco Inc. and Shell Oil Co. joint venture didn't break antitrust law when it set pump prices in the Western United States, the Supreme Court said Tuesday, ending a years-long battle over allegations that the companies inflated prices and forced dealers out of business.

For complete story:  http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-gas1mar01,0,2370612.story?coll=la-home-business

Corporation Convicted of Homicide Sentenced to Pay $1.7 Million

The Costs of Corporate Crime

The DeLay-Abramoff Money Trail

Vanquishing the American Dream by Jim Hightower

The New Robber Barons - http://www.counterpunch.org/