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Mike Lux

Mike Lux: America's Biggest Banks: Poor, Poor Pitiful Us

Co-founder and CEO, Progressive Strategies

For about 16 months, we have been hearing that the settlement talks with the big banks are just about to close, but they never do, and it's clear that the major holdup now is bankers crying themselves a river, weeping, moaning, and gnashing their teeth.

For Many Of Recession's Victims, The Recovery Has Been Even Worse

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Ex-Goldman Director Faces 'Wildly Expanding' Insider Trading Case

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Make $35,000 By Selling Your House And Avoiding Foreclosure

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U.S. Joining Some European Nations To Crack Down On Tax Evasion

Tax Evasion

Chrysler Super Bowl Ad Raises Questions About Political Message

Chrysler Superbowl

Greece Facing 'Crucial Decisions'

Greek Debt Crisis

7.5 Things You Need To Know Today
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Cities With The Most Expensive Office Space

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Bus, Train Ads Aim To Rescue Ailing Transit Budgets

Boston Transit

Casino Industry Accounts For Significant Slice Of U.S. Economy

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Mortgage Applications Surging

Mortgage Applications

GRAPHIC: States Economies Languish As GOP Candidates Vie For Votes

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German Official: 'The Situation Is Getting More Problematic For Greece'

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Orszag: Recovery Should Rely 'On Automatic Economic Stabilizers'

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China Eyes Minimum Wage Boost As Part Of Jobs Plan

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Most Ironic Foreclosure Ever?

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Consumer Borrowing Spree May Not Be Healthiest Economic Sign

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Bernanke: Long-Term Unemployment Will Have Long-Term Consequences

Bernanke Longterm Unemployment

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Far From Wall Street, Banks Punished For Misdeeds

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