firms here in town. the boutique firms and he could have gotten more stretched out over the course of several years and they have the union leader never going to endorse mitt romney. it s just a matter of who it was going to be. it s a nice fethner his cap. this was not someone unexpected. they knew they were not going to get the endorsement. it s good for newt gingrich. he s a strong candidate and doesn t have a lost resources. he s really done well for himself. i think we have our top tier two candidates. bill clinton did not endorse him, be e but he says what he thinks. bill clinton tried to take credit for him when he was president in terms of balanced budgets and welfare reform and surplus. the endorsement listed great
about hiring right now. but according to head hunters, wall street is in the middle of a hiring boom, if you can believe that. cnn s maggi lake takes a look at what s behind this, and what it could mean for the broader economy. richard steen has been placing executives in high-powered finance jobs for more than 25 years. he has seen boom years and busts for his industry. he says 2010 is definitely one of the good years. well, we re seeing a lot of rapid growth since the second quarter. this is traditionally a quiet time for wall street. but we have never been busier. we have been contacted by the ceos and a number of wall street firms that are hiring in a number of areas. after shedding more than 25,000 jobs during the worst of the recession, wall street firms added 2000 workers to the pay rolls between february and june. steen says global giants like goldman sachs, credit suisse and deutsche bank are all beefing up staff in new york. as are smaller, boutique firms, like investme