Romney at Bain: Big Gains, Some Busts

Mitt Romney - Etch A Sketch - The Shake-N-Fake Candidate (Photo credit: DonkeyHotey) Mitt Romney insists that he retired from Bain Capital in February 1999 -- in fact, his story has flip-flopped. But Bain Capital filed reports with the SEC claiming that Romney was its CEO and sole shareholder until 2002. My read [...]

In flurry of rare TV interviews, Mitt Romney denied he had any role in running Bain Capital at a time when, according to reports, the company invested in firms that outsourced jobs overseas.» E-Mail This     » Add to Del.icio.us

I can give you several gritty reasons why former Bain private equity czar Mitt Romney is not the person to become President of the U.S. in November. First, is just one tale of a Bain deal under Romney. Bain invested just $30 million to take over a company. It then arranged for this company to ...

Graham Rose, a partner at Bain & Co., the big consulting company Mitt Romney left to co-found Bain Capital, has sent an e-mail to new hires from the Wharton School of making sure they understand that the two Bains are separate institutions. The e-mail explains that it?s the other Bain that Mitt Romney co-founded and ...

Former Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney?s Bain Capital partner, Edward Conard,??argues that what?s good for the top 0.1% is good for everyone else too. There are??three reasons why his arguments are wrong. In case you haven?t met Conard, the Times??reports that Mitt Romney hired him after his stint at Wasserstein Perella. Conard suggested that Bain Capital ...

Does Mitt Romney really "Know Better" than the silly things he has said on the campaign trail lately? I ask the question because that subject came up twice recently, once in Time Magazine, and once in the Financial Times. Writing for Time Magazine, writer Joe Klein brought up the subject in The Imaginary Campaign

The bombshell report by the Boston Globe that Mitt Romney may have remained in charge of Bain Capital for three years after he claimed to have left has the potential to destroy Romney's credibility.