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Rolling Stone’s Dirty Dozen

Meet the bankers and brokers responsible for the financial crisis – and the officials who let them get away with it.

Even Rolling Stone has joined in the financial finger pointing game with The Dirty Dozen
Meet the bankers and brokers responsible for the financial crisis – and the officials who let them get away with it
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Victor Juhasz draws up some evil yet entertaining caricatures of some of Wall Street’s recently notorious names in the news. Here are a few of my favorites.

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