Former Obama administration “car czar” and leader of the Presidential Task Force on Autos, Steven Rattner, wrote a $10 million check yesterday to NYS Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, and Cuomo dropped his charges. Rattner will remain a free man. The only thing he’s not allowed is to appear before any state-pension funds for the next five years. Cuomo can close out his desk and go on to become New York’s governor. (Read More…)
Posted in Crime & Punishment, Government, High Finance, News Blog
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, Car Czar. settlement, Cuomo, Rattner
Tagged as Bertel Schmitt, Car Czar. settlement, Cuomo, Rattner
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