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Alan Abelson, a columnist who cast a skeptical eye on U.S. financial markets and skewered targets from Alan Greenspan to Warren Buffett during more than four decades at Barron’s magazine, has died. He was 87.
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Cooper Union, a New York City college founded in 1859, will for the first time begin charging undergraduates tuition.
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U.S. Representative Charles Rangel sued House Speaker John Boehner and six other lawmakers, saying evidence was withheld from a House probe that led to Rangel’s censure for several ethics violations.
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The U.S. House of Representatives ethics committee is scheduled to decide tomorrow whether to punish Congressman Charles Rangel , a New York Democrat found guilty of 11 counts of violating House rules.
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Edward I. Koch, the outspoken three- term New York mayor who led the biggest U.S. city from the brink of bankruptcy in the late 1970s and boosted the spirits of crime-weary residents, has died. He was 88.
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Jay Levy, who worked with his father, then his son, to publish an economics-forecasting newsletter, now in its seventh decade, that predicted the collapse in housing and latest recession, has died. He was 90.
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How could the canny Charlie Rangel let it come to this, chased by reporters from here to Harlem hammering him about what he’s going to do about allegations that he misused his office?
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U.S. Representative Charles Rangel of New York, accused by the House ethics committee of improper fundraising, rebuffed calls for his resignation and urged the panel to “expedite” its hearing so he can defend himself.
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Lloyd C. Blankfein, chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., said operating a small business is as hard as running his firm of more than 30,000 employees.
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U.S. House ethics investigators recommended that New York Representative Charles Rangel be reprimanded for ethical violations, the chairman of the investigative subcommittee said today.
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