Madoff Investor Martin Rosenman Will Not Get Any Special Treatment
The Bronx businessman who wired $10 million into Bernie Madoff's account just a few days before he was arrested is officially out of luck. (And money.)
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The Bronx businessman who wired $10 million into Bernie Madoff's account just a few days before he was arrested is officially out of luck. (And money.)
The trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's investment firm confirmed today that the securities trader hadn't bought securities for thirteen years.
The SEC is looking into the Caribbean-based financier, who has $51 billion under management.
Was she in on it? We consider the possibilities.
In the wake of the Madoff scandal, Linda Thomsen calls it quits.
But if he did know anything, he wasn't the only one who knew something and didn't do anything. Or something?
So was John Malkovich. And other surprises from his list of victims.
Madoff had "a lot of help," he said. "A robust information-technology business and people taking in money and sending out money."
The reclusive and cranky financier who blew the whistle on Bernie Madoff will finally (let's hope) appear in front of Congress.
Is Bernie Madoff contagious, and like in that horrible M. Night Shyamalan movie, can contact with him make you go all crazy and lawless?
Thankfully, he wasn't behind the wheel. Plus, Mickey Rourke writes thank-you notes, and other surprises, in today's gossip roundup.
Real-estate brokers have been invited to visit the Ponzi schemer's house, while he's still in it! Awkwardness ensues.
Former Merrill Lynch exec John 'Launny' Steffens lost $35 million to Madoff, but there's one thing he feels good about.
How did they not notice Bernie Madoff, they asked themselves, when he was standing right there, breathing his hot, sticky peanut breath all over them?
Street columnist and financial adviser Doug Kass had a spooky premonition, and if it's like the rest of his spooky premonitions, it might turn out to be true.
Finally, a story with a happy ending comes out of this saga.
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