Joe nocera banking scandal

• NEW YORK: Here in the early stages of the Libor scandal — and, yes, this thing is far from over — there are two big surprises.
(Akron Beacon Journal)
• Is it my imagination, or does every week bring news of another financial scandal? No, it's not my imagination. First up: Peregrine Financial Group.
(Huffington Post)
• Yes, Barclays is a British bank, and the first word in Libor is "London." But still: The Economist ran a headline about the scandal that read, in its entirety, "Banksters." Yet, on these shores, the reaction has been mainly a shrug.
(Omaha World-Herald)
• In spite of those lower inflows, Pandit sounded an upbeat note Monday, telling analysts that the bank was riding high on expected York Times columnist and former finance reporter Joe Nocera described him in mid-June.
(International Business Times)
• And it has become transparently clear that the central bank has failed to take the actions its own It's time to give eminent domain a try." Joe Nocera in The New York Times.
(Washington Post)