Purchase Madonna’s Mansions for $28 Million

A terrific article by Gary Younge published in the Guardian discusses the intrinsic hidden social ties that connect political, legal, and corporate cultures on both sids of the Atlantic.

12 Year Old Victoria Grant delivered a verbal bashing of the Canadian Banking system at the Public Banking in America conference in Philadelphia last month. Her YouTube video has been viewed over 330,00 times.

An anonymous bidder plunked down $9.7 million to win a diamond once worn by Marie de Medici at her coronation as Queen Consort of Henry IV in France in 1610.

Jamie Dimon was reelected chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase by shareholders and given a base pay package worth $23 million.

In the shadow of Mitt Romney's failed presidential bid in 2008, his eldest son, Tagg, and a partner who happened to be Romney's primary fund-raiser, created a private equity fund called Solamere Capitol. Tagg Romney had zero experience in private equity, but he did have his family name and a hand-me-down Rolodex.

Jamie Dimon CEO of JP Morgan has been fighting a pitched battle against bank reforms for the better part of his career. With the recent $2 billion JP Morgan betting loss, he's having a hard time trying to spin an excuse that will appease a fed up public.

Despite increased fraud prevention, the IRS is expected to issue $26 billion in fraudulent tax refunds tied to identity theft.

The U.S. anti-bribery law that Walmart "allegedly" decided to ignore has federal prosecutors across the country trying to conceal their erections. Hundreds of the nation's leading companies are facing similar charges.

Ryan Seacrest, America's highest paid, subzero-talent "entertainer" recently put his Hollywood mansion back on the market with a $3 million discount.

Russian billionaire Dmitri Rybolovlev has been accused of fraud by his soon-to-be former wife for purchasing a 6,700 square foot apartment in New York City earlier this year to hide his assets.

Former French finance minister and head of the IMF Dominique Strauss-Kahn is either the most railroaded public figure in history, or he needs to be locked in a prison cell.

For his upcoming bought against Puerto Rican Champion Miguel Cotto, Floyd Mayweather Jr. has secured a $32 million dollar guaranteed payment, win, lose or draw.

Ann Romney is back in the news over her designer wardrobe and, as usual, people have the issue wrong.