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Commentary: Figo for FIFA president

By Rick Olivares | February 4, 2015 - 11:37am

On May 29, FIFA will conduct its elections for its new president. Incumbent Joseph Blatter, who has been at the helm of the federation since 1998, will be challenged by current FIFA Vice President Ali bin Al-Hussein...

Sports

Goldman e-mails show how crash turned into cash

April 25, 2010 - 10:00am

As the US housing turned downward in January 2007, a Goldman Sachs trader wrote in e-mails to a woman he apparently was courting that investments he had sold were "like Frankenstein turning against his own...