O When Henry Paulson, George Bush's Treasury secretary, was granted an ethics waiver to speak with his successor as CEO of Goldman Sachs, Lloyd C. Blankfein: The afternoon of Sept. 17, 2008 O When ...

Henry Paulson, who was recently ... Conflict-of-interest laws say senior government officials can’t hold on to investments that could benefit from decisions they might make.

So much for Daniel Gross's modest proposal that Hank Paulson should be allowed to hang on to his Goldman Sachs stock. The White House said yesterday that Hank the Hammer will dump his GS holdings ...

"Not since Nelson Rockefeller served as vice president during the Ford administration has a senior government official arrived in Washington with such a high net worth," writes Slate's Daniel ...

When Hank Paulson’s spokeswoman said he couldn’t comment on the Times’ big “conflict of interest” story on him yesterday because the publisher of his upcoming memoirs had “barred ...

Earlier this week, a spokesperson for former Treasury secretary Hank Paulson informed the Times that he was too busy writing his memoirs to give an interview about potential conflicts of interest ...

Billionaire investor John Paulson is caught in the middle of another deal that critics claim is conflict-ridden. Junior creditors of Caesars Entertainment’s bankrupt operating unit argue a ...

For instance, Henry Paulson, the former chief executive of Goldman Sachs, sold nearly $500 million in stock to comply with conflict-of-interest rules when he was named Treasury secretary in 2006.

Seven months after Henry Paulson left office, ... “I think it’s clear he had a conflict of interest,” Stearns, the congressman, said.

Lancaster County’s two judicial candidates took questions and jockeyed to position themselves as best suited for the bench in a meeting Wednesday night with LNP’s editorial board.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said on Thursday the government had to broker a homeowner aid plan to prevent a spike in foreclosures and said regulators were mulling ...