Cadie Thompson covers all things tech for CNBC.com. She has also written and produced for NetNet —where she covered Wall Street—and Consumer Nation, where she wrote about trends in consumer technology.
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Cadie Thompson
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A morning roundup of today's headlines.
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After 60 hours of debate, the Wisconsin Republicans called for a vote, and this is what went down.
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Apparently Cathy Zoi, the Secretary for Energy and Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, has left the Obama Administration and will now be working for the private equity firm Silver Lake, which has partnered with George Soros's firm to invest in, you guessed it, "the energy and resource sectors."
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So...this is probably not one of daddy's proudest moments.
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An interesting exchange between Barai and Pflaum on page 26 of the complaint.
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My guess is not that many people who once worked for Goldman Sachs end up working for Playboy, but Judy Joo, a former Morgan Stanley and Goldman banker turned chef, is proving it's not unthinkable.
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This hedge fund applicant holds nothing back on his resume, especially his love for flair. Thanks DealBreaker for sharing.
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Give Me More Money! UBS Delays Bonuses Because Senior Execs Say Bonus Pool Is Too SmallBy: Cadie Thompson
Looks like the top guys over at UBS are going to bat for their team—fighting management to expand the bonus pool.
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Egypt is going to face some serious issues with its growth, David Dorsey, who runs the Middle East business for Alden Global Capital, said Monday.
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Meredith Whitney's dismal prediction for municipality defaults is wrong and Whitney should probably do some more homework on the muni bond market, said Suzanne Shank, CEO and co-founder of Sibert Brandford Shank & Co, a municipal investment bank.