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Wired and Woolly

The geeks come out at night for Dallas' 'First Saturday' cyper swap meet

Taxman cometh

IRS drops the other shoe on former First Republic bankers

To catch a thief

The RTC is gone, but one accountant still tries to recover taxpayer money

an arlington church turned mosh pit ministers to god's lost children

The RTC is gone, but one accountant still tries to recover taxpayer money

Temper, temper

Judge John Henry McBryde ruled his court like a minor despot, angering lawyers and fellow judges. Now they're lined up to depose him, and the Constitution be damned.

U.S. Attorney Set to Announce Arrest in "Amarillo White Powder Letters" Investigation

Federal Bureau of InvestigationOne of the letters sent to a Chase branch, accompanied by a white powder later ruled to be calciumLast night, the U.S. Attorney's Office sent word that at 11 a.m. today there would a media conference at the Earle Cabell Federal Building downtown "to announce developmen ... More >>

The Winners and Losers of ACL Fest 2008

Federal Bureau of InvestigationOne of the letters sent to a Chase branch, accompanied by a white powder later ruled to be calciumLast night, the U.S. Attorney's Office sent word that at 11 a.m. today there would a media conference at the Earle Cabell Federal Building downtown "to announce developmen ... More >>

The Big Squeeze

Thinking about taking out a payday loan? Think again, sucker.

Pirate Ride

Lou Reese's biggest creditor says it has found his Caribbean hideaway

Deadbird

How vicious racial politics, mismanagement, and dirty dealing turned Dallas' Redbird Airport into a Third-World airfield

Hide and seek

Deep Ellum developer Lou Reese bilked a savings and loan, bled his creditors, and walked away from federal prision a rich man. Bragging about it was is one big mistake.

No Justice: We've Bailed Out the Banks. When Do We Go After the Crooks Behind Our Financial Collapse?

Deep Ellum developer Lou Reese bilked a savings and loan, bled his creditors, and walked away from federal prision a rich man. Bragging about it was is one big mistake.

According to the FDIC, Quite a Few of the DFW's Households Don't Have a Bank Account

​CNNMoney.com directs our attention this afternoon to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s first-ever report documenting how many Americans are "unbanked." Says the study, Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington boasts an awfully high percentage of households who don't use a bank -- 10.9 percent, to be preci ... More >>

What's Occupying Tom Leppert

The Senate candidate doesn't like mobs of protesters. Someone alert the Tea Party.