Martin Luther King Jr. and Tax [TaxProf]
“Now it's about loopholes.” [Martin Sullivan]
Atari files for bankruptcy protection [Reuters]
HSBC Hires KPMG Partner for Compliance After Bagley Quit [Bloomberg]
With Tax Advantages Looking Shaky, Private Equity Seeks a New Path [DealBook]
Armstrong Becomes ‘Madoff on a Bike’ as Cheating Shatters Lives [Bloomberg]
Here's a fancy thing the New York Times put together that shows where some notable people sat during the inauguration. [NYT]
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