Wall Street’s 1929 scams return in Geithner plan

What would Ferdinand Pecora do? Thirty-seven years after his death, the name of this former assistant district attorney from New York suddenly is on a lot of politicians' lips. Starting in 1933, as counsel to the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, the Sicilian-born Pecora led a yearlong series of sensational hearings into the causes of the 1929 ...

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Wall Street’s 1929 scams return in Geithner plan

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