Mitt romney financial disclosure

• WASHINGTON – Mitt Romney is worth between $190 million and $250 million, a range unchanged from last year, his campaign said late Friday after filing a personal financial disclosure statement with the Federal Election Commission.
(Boston Globe)
• Today at about 4 p.m., Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney filed his public financial disclosure with the Federal Election Commission. The report outlines the former Massachusetts governors assets and liabilities.
(WAMU)
• Mitt Romney has shed stocks in dozens of individual companies since last summer as he embarked on his second White House bid, according to financial-disclosure forms filed Friday.
(Wall Street Journal)
• After the massive financial meltdown in 2008 Republican presidential contender Mitt Romneys official Plan for Jobs and Economic Growth says that he will seek to repeal Dodd-Frank and replace it with a streamlined regulatory framework.
(Memphis Commercial Appeal)
• No. 1 - Mitt Romney was the defacto CEO of Bain [Capital] until He nevertheless benefited from the transaction, a financial disclosure form indicates. It shows that until at least 2001, he owned 16.
(DAILY KOS)
• Mrs. Romney and her husband, Mitt, even floated a loan — $250,000 to $500,000, according to financial records — to Mr.
(New York Times)
• Mitt Romney says he doesnt believe his wealth will work against The Romneys are worth an estimated $190 million to $250 million, based on his financial disclosure reports.
(USA Today)
• Mitt Romney was forced I'll do it in the order I want to do. Romney conceded he would probably release his tax records around April, if he becomes the nominee.
(Daily Mail)