DealBook Blog: DealBook: Hillary Clintonâs Wall Street Comeback
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In the halls of high finance, Hillary Clinton&#8217;s stock seems to be rising. In the latest quarter, Ms. Clinton tapped into a gusher of donations from employees at the major investment banks. According to an analysis by Bloomberg, she picked up $748,896 from workers at Wall Street firms from July to September, which is more than [...].
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Hillary Clinton easily wins her Democratic primary in New York, and will now stand for re-election in November.
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) reported today that she and her husband have between $10 million and $50 million in the bank, thanks in large part to former president Bill Clinton's lucrative speech-making career since he left office.
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Everybody was ready to party on Wall Street after George W. Bush's election win.
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Everybody was ready to party on Wall  Street after George W. Bush's election win.
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Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton ended 2006 with $11 million in her Senate account, money she can transfer to the presidential bid she began in January.
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U.S. News & World Report - When President Bush made the surprising decision to re-enlist Treasury Secretary John Snow in his cabinet, investors took that as a sign of the administration's "two dollar policy." In other words, Wall Street thinks the White House will talk about wanting a strong dollar but won't do much to keep the greenback from sliding further.
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is playing hostess to billionaire Hollywood moguls, millionaire lawyers and  venture capitalists here this week as she pushes to raise a record sum for her presidential campaign.
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The presidential campaign of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton will refund about $850,000 in contributions.
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The prospect of a tight race for the presidency â-nd a repeat of the 2000 court battle â -mpted a late selloff on Wall Street on Tuesday, with stocks finishing the
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Bloomberg - Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton today unveiled a $70 billion plan to bolster the economy amid growing fears of a recession.
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Sen. Hillary Clinton, viewed by many  last year as virtually unstoppable in her bid to become the  Democratic presidential nominee, is now seeking to portray  herself as the underdog against her rival Sen. Barack Obama.
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Former President Clinton has a message for Democrats inconsolable after President Bush's re-election: Buck up. It's not that bad. You need to improve your image.
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President Bush&#39;s victory in Tuesday&#39;s election is shaping up as a potential bonanza for Wall Street, where firms are salivating about the possibility that he will follow through on his pledge to allow private investment of Social Security funds.
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Former President Clinton made more than $10 million in paid speeches last year, according to new filings that show he and his presidential-candidate wife have at least $10 million in the bank, and may have closer to $50 million.
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Bloomberg - Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama raised their battle for the Democratic presidential nomination up a notch as they traded barbs over who has the mettle to take on the Republicans and win back the White House.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Sen.  Hillary Clinton is returning about $850,000 in campaign  contributions from a fundraiser who was arrested last week  after trying to escape sentencing on a decade-old criminal  charge, the campaign said on Monday.