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Weld wrapped up his 11-month campaign with a parade in Boston's North End attended by political ally New York Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani. He also aired a 30-minute television infomercial on a local Boston station...
When cops gather at a press conference to announce the arrest of Wall Street crooks, the swarm of officials on the podium is enough to violate the fire code. In the 1980s, then U.S. Attorney (and now New York City mayor) Rudolph Giuliani would lead an entourage befitting a heavyweight boxing champ...
...problem too because these crimes are fast becoming the most egregious on Wall Street. The hot stock market is attracting con artists like ants to a picnic. In the bull market of the 1980s, big-shot investment bankers swapped secret merger information for suitcases stuffed with cash. Giuliani sent a couple of bankers to jail in his day. But many others walked. The result? Stocks still routinely shoot higher ahead of big merger news--a sure sign that the insider-trading problem is anything but licked...
...blow to Murdoch's hopes of expansion, since it means he will be blocked from Time Warner's almost 12 million cable homes--most crucially those in New York City, where Fox is based. Last week Murdoch filed a $2 billion antitrust suit and enlisted Mayor Rudolph Giuliani to help pressure Time Warner. Company executives are standing firm; they point out that Fox is just one of many cable programmers that have been denied a spot on the crowded cable dial in New York. On Friday Time Warner won a temporary restraining order to bar Giuliani from putting...
...Although Giuliani said some control of immigration is necessary, he said he was frustrated with current U.S. immigration policies...