In Spitzer&#39;s office, hours of drudgery, moments of &#39;gotcha!&#39;
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One of New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer&#39;s investigators was perusing a stack of subpoenaed documents in a Manhattan office last month when he let out a yelp, slammed down his coffee and sprinted down the corridor.
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Bill Gates may be the world&#39;s most generous philanthropist, but the technical teams under his charge may well experience the uncharitable side of his nature today.
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Parsing the senator's position on Gov. Eliot Spitzer's controversial proposal.
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I want to understand what it&#39;s like to play for Tom Coughlin. So I file this column at 5:30 pm Friday -- 28 hours before deadline -- and the Times Union fines me 63 cents for writing in my home office in boxer
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And it&#39;s not often you hear a head coach asked for his response to all the &quot;vultures&quot; who have shown up to witness his possible firing.
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another corporate conflict-of-interest scandal that, if it&#39;s as big as prosecutors say, is costing all of us. This time, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is prying open the insurance industry
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Marsh &amp; McLennan dumped its CEO yesterday to appease New York&#39;s crusading attorney general Eliot Spitzer who&#39;s still ramping up in his newest war - against the insurance industry.
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Eliot Spitzer, the New York State attorney general, has recently taken on a procession of corporate powers from mutual funds to insurance brokers.
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New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, whose white-collar crime investigations have sent a shudder through Wall Street, announced Tuesday he is running for governor in 2006.
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What is left of this interesting and repulsive week after the dust settles is not the lies, the ostensibly sudden betrayals, the payments to the ultra-Orthodox, the sleazy style, or even Ehud Barak&#39;s horror show or Shimon Peres&#39; maneuvers.
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A rich record of employee discontent emerges from question-and-answer sessions at US Airways.
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ELIOT SPITZER, not satisfied with seeking out sleazy business practices in banks, fund managers and insurance companies, has turned his attention to the record industry.
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The Office of Fair Trading criticises credit card companies for making cards difficult to compare.
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Here are two words that can get a person so riled up you would think you'd insulted his mama: tax time.
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Honestly, I don&#39;t know how Bill Lipinski, John Daley, Mike Madigan or Tom Hynes kept a straight face Tuesday. Or how the other dozen political bosses in the room did either.
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A financial industry that had grown comfortable with its regulators is reeling after the New York state attorney general filed charges of wrongdoing and denounced practices that the industry - and its regulators - had viewed as acceptable.
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The question of blood ties in boardrooms arose last week after New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer accused insurance firms run by CEOs from the same family of taking part in a widespread bid-rigging scheme.