JPMorgan Chase, which accepted $25 billion in bailout funds, is moving ahead with plans to spend $138 million for two luxury corporate jets and the renovation of an aircraft hanger just north of New York City.

Citigroup Inc., which has taken billions in taxpayers money to stay afloat, plans to spend an estimated $10 million on new offices for Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit and his top lieutenants.

Some of the lenders blamed for fueling the nation’s mortgage woes are now profiting from the crisis.

It wasn’t so long ago that Michael Moore devoted an entire movie to nailing the CEO of a Big Three automaker.

A proposal to increase federal insurance on bank deposits is winning broad support from Democrats, Republicans and both presidential candidates.

House members who supported the bailout package yesterday received a combined 51 percent more in campaign donations from the financial sector than those who opposed the plan, according to an analysis by the Center for Responsive Politics.

Barney Frank deserves a starring role in the docudrama about the week that shook and maybe saved Wall Street.

Warren Buffett, who generally knows a deal when he sees one, announced yesterday that his company, Berkshire Hathaway, would invest $5 billion in beleaguered Goldman Sachs.