Articles about Wall Street


Occupy Wall Street part of the process


By Jonathan Abramson, November 14, 2011


Occupy Wall Street is about protesting how the banks and corporations have taken over this country because the legislators in the past made it possible through favorable legislation bought and paid for through the use of lobbyists and corporate greed. There is nothing wrong with people becoming rich, as long as they don't use their means to keep the rest of the people down. This is the 99 percent that the people are protesting. While you may agree or choose to disagree with the methods used by the OWS protestrs, being an American is to choose to be part of the process of government. Atlantic Ave. Free. Call 561 266 0196 to register. Harriet Himmel Theatre, CityPlace, 700 S. Rosemary Ave., West Palm Beach. Cost is $10 adults, $5 students. 3248.


Wall Street protesters' efforts are misplaced


By Diane Grasso, October 21, 2011


I'm very curious about the recent march on Wall Street. I listen to their rhetoric and wonder if many of them know why they are really there. Or are they just protesting for the sake of protesting something, anything? A large percentage of the American people are truly suffering. Reduced income/no job, loss of homes, etc. El cineasta vuelve a dar muestra de su vitalidad en The Wolf of Wall Street , delirante stira sobre la crisis financiera de los aos 90. Con esta cida biografa sobre el corredor de bolsa Jordan Belfort, Scorsese agrega un captulo ms a la larga.


Wall Street out for itself, and other reader letters


October 7, 2011


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