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Banking reform: Harder than it sounds
By Jia Lynn YangIt took long enough, but with his proposal to break up the banks, President Obama has finally presented a way to reform Wall Street th...
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Obama's banking end around
The government wants to make it harder for retailers, industrial firms and other non-banks to own banks. But six months ago, it made a big exception f...
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Don't confuse rhetoric with reform
來源：2009年2月號《財富》雜志If politicians were serious about reform, they'd posture less and would attack these four economic evils.By Allan Sloan(Fortune Magaz...
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Apple has to try harder
A new crop of smart phones is sure to erode the iPhone's profit margins. How will Apple respond?By Jon ForttNow that the dust has settled from Apple's...
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Ratings reform: Try, try again
The administration seeks to boost transparency on the bond rating process, but it's unclear when its plan might see the light of day in Congress.By Co...
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The bedridden banking recovery
The banks are feeling less woozy but have yet to get back on their feet -- let alone lend a struggling economy a hand.Banks had their most profitable ...
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Singapore: Asia's Switzerland for banking
Earlier this month, several of the most important players in the private banking sector—a clubby, secretive group serving uber-high-end clients—gather...
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Layoffs cost more than you think
來源：2009年3月號《財富》雜志Cutting jobs may seem the fastest, easiest way to manage in a recession. But it's really one of the most expensive.By Geoff Colvin(Fo...
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Populism booms in banking and beyond
by Patricia SellersAre the populists taking over the world?One rabble-rouser, Arianna Huffington, has concocted a remarkable stunt, which she calls th...
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Bank reform: Fake it 'til you make it
World Cup soccer fans have become used to player theatrics, where a player who is so much as touched by a rival will immediately hit the turf and writ...
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