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Steven Rattner is an [[American]] [[financier]], a founder of the Quadrangle group, and was appointed "car czar" in [[Obama Administration]]. He previously served as a reporter for the ''[[New York Times]]'', advocating [[liberal]] approaches to economics, and continued to endorse such positions during his tenure as czar. | Steven Rattner is an [[American]] [[financier]], a founder of the Quadrangle group, and was appointed "car czar" in [[Obama Administration]]. He previously served as a reporter for the ''[[New York Times]]'', advocating [[liberal]] approaches to economics, and continued to endorse such positions during his tenure as czar. | ||
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Rattner headed up the President's Task Force which restructured [[General Motors]] and [[Chrysler]] and wiped out exisitng shareholders.<ref>http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/05/gm-is-officialy-wiping-out-common.html</ref> After Rattner's resignation under a cloud as car czar, Rattner paid $6.2 million in settlements with the [[Securities and Exchange Commission]] for his role is a pay-to-play scandal.<ref>http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/cbc/101118/business/business_rattner_settles_sec</ref> Rattner's wife Maureeen is the National Finance Chair of the [[Democratic Party]]. | Rattner headed up the President's Task Force which restructured [[General Motors]] and [[Chrysler]] and wiped out exisitng shareholders.<ref>http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/2009/05/gm-is-officialy-wiping-out-common.html</ref> After Rattner's resignation under a cloud as car czar, Rattner paid $6.2 million in settlements with the [[Securities and Exchange Commission]] for his role is a pay-to-play scandal.<ref>http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/cbc/101118/business/business_rattner_settles_sec</ref> Rattner's wife Maureeen is the National Finance Chair of the [[Democratic Party]]. | ||
Revision as of 23:55, December 17, 2015
Steven Rattner is an American financier, a founder of the Quadrangle group, and was appointed "car czar" in Obama Administration. He previously served as a reporter for the New York Times, advocating liberal approaches to economics, and continued to endorse such positions during his tenure as czar.
Rattner headed up the President's Task Force which restructured General Motors and Chrysler and wiped out exisitng shareholders.[1] After Rattner's resignation under a cloud as car czar, Rattner paid $6.2 million in settlements with the Securities and Exchange Commission for his role is a pay-to-play scandal.[2] Rattner's wife Maureeen is the National Finance Chair of the Democratic Party.