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My name is Michael Krieger and I am a recovering Wall Street employee. For those that don’t already know my background, I graduated from Duke University in 2000 with a double major in Economics and Spanish.  I took a job at Lehman Brothers upon graduation and worked with the Oil ...more

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Washington D.C.’s Homeless Population Expected To Rise 16% In 2014
Today, I highlight further evidence that what we are witnessing can be best characterized as a transition to serfdom, as opposed to a genuine economic recovery.
Uber Executive Suggested Company Hire Team To Dig Up Dirt On Journalists
Reports of questionable behavior emanating from the executive suite at ridesharing company Uber are nothing new.
Chinese Inquiries On U.S. Real Estate Soar 35% After Easing Of Visa Rules
In a nation in which 1 out of every 3 homes is unaffordable, you’d think the primary goal of public policy wouldn’t be to ensure real estate becomes even more out of reach for the average citizen.
The U.S. Department Of Justice Handles Banker Criminals Like Juvenile Offenders…Literally
Deferred prosecution agreements were created 100 years ago to give juvenile defendants a chance to rehabilitate themselves. Only in the last 20 years have DPAs migrated to the field of corporate criminals, treating them like kids who’ve just gone down a bad path in life.
Mega Banks Are Fined For Foreign Exchange Rigging – Now It’s Back To “Business As Usual”
Far from chastening the world’s biggest currency trading firms, the multi-billion dollar fines levied by regulators on Wednesday are more likely to draw a line under the affair and gradually allow a return to business as usual.
A “Magical Fairyland” – How Global Multi-National Corporations Avoid Taxes In Luxembourg
This situation once again highlights the stark difference with how the rich and powerful are treated within society and the average person.
Child Poverty Jumps 2.6 Million Since 2008, While Number Of Billionaires Doubles
Two headlines came across my screen today, which taken together pretty much sum up the effects of policy decisions made by Central Bankers and politicians since the financial crisis.
Pensions And Private Equity – A Letter To The New York Times Editor
The ongoing racket between private equity firms and public pension funds, working together to earn billions of dollars in excessive fees at the expense of retirees across the country.
Goldman And Blackstone Enter Spanish Real Estate – Pain And Suffering For Poor People Immediately Ensues
Last year Madrid’s city and regional governments sold almost 5,000 rent-controlled flats to private equity investors including Goldman Sachs and Blackstone.
Quote Of The Day From KKR – Wall Street Officially Becomes A Parody Of Itself
Kristi Huller, a spokeswoman for KKR, initially denied that it could reduce or eliminate its fiduciary duties.
113 Federal Reserve Staff Members Make $250,000 Annually
The top 113 earners among staff at the Federal Reserve’s Washington headquarters make an average of $246,506 per year, excluding bonuses and other benefits.
Washington D.C. Is Now The Most Expensive Place To Live In The USA
There is no greater signpost of the decay in America’s cultural, economic and spiritual life than Washington D.C.’s ascendancy into the most expensive spot to live in within these United States.
Consultant Of The San Francisco Pension Fund Asked Whether It Should Invest In Hedge Funds, Runs A Hedge Fund
Most Liberty Blitzkrieg readers will be familiar with the common fee structure for hedge funds known as “2 and 20.” What this simply refers to is the fact that a manager will take as a fee 2% of the assets under management, as well as 20% of the profits (above a high-water mark).
New York Times Admits Wages Haven’t Grown In 15 Years
American workers have been receiving meager pay increases for so long now that it’s reasonable to talk in sweeping terms about the trend. It is the great wage slowdown of the 21st century.
All Supply Of The $1,200 Machine For 3D-Printing Guns Has Sold Out In 36 Hours
3D-printing, like decentralized crypto currencies, have the potential to change the world in which we live in extraordinary ways.
Car Condos - Misallocation Of Capital?
Baby Boomers embark on one last misallocation of capital binge by purchasing $600,000 garages.
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