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Critics who see the restructuring world as unholy are left without an attack on the industry’s latest effort to raise money for the poor.

A handful of Roman Catholic professionals in the corporate restructuring industry have rallied their colleagues for a new charity called Catholic Renewal.

China blocks U.S. banks from operating there. We should reciprocate. There's nothing to gain from giving keys to our banking system to entities owned and controlled by an adversary state.

Wall Street Journal

Bank of America is accelerating its job cuts, aiming to trim 16,000 positions by the end of the year, according to a front-page story in the paper.

U.S. prosecutors have asked the banks under investigation in the Libor affair to sign "tolling" agreements, in which they promise not to challenge any enforcement actions on the grounds that the five-year statute of limitations had expired. Why would the banks agree to waive a defense against...

Large banks homogenize their approach to small and midsize companies. That's more efficient for those banks, not necessarily good for the economy. Small and medium-sized banks are better at lending to the firms that create most jobs.