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With the federal government cracking down on corrupt practices overseas, Wall Street will have to walk a fine line.

Attention returned overseas as Wall Street weighed the potential long-term impact of a slow economy in Europe.

"People traveling to India from the U.S. are wading through a bureaucratic nightmare when applying for documents to get overseas," a Wall Street Journal blog reported in June.

Those officials have also rushed to join the chorus of teacher bashing since educators are a far more accessible and less dangerous target than companies outsourcing jobs overseas, powerful Wall Street interests, environmental polluters, and the scads of lobbyists who prowl the halls of Congress.

[Page A18.] Overseas Flight From Wall Street Foreign investors may be souring on Wall Street.

America was an economic beast held in check only by the constant movement of overseas money through Wall Street.

Overseas markets took Wall Street's cue, with broad gains in Asia and more muted advance in Europe.

"This could be a new Lehman moment," one investment manager overseas told The Wall Street Journal, referring to the collapse of the investment bank in 2008 that set off the financial crisis. .

Dimon's foreign affair is itself proof that unless the overseas operations of Wall Street banks are covered by U.S. regulations, giant banks like JPMorgan will just move more of their betting abroad -- hiding their wildly-risky bets overseas so U.S. regulators can't control them.

The private sector has decided to park their record profits and cash reserves ($4.5 trillion at last count) elsewhere--either overseas, or in Wall Street speculation, or buying back their own stock to increase the record payouts to their CEOs and stockholders.

Another approach to seeing the world: One California couple uses home exchanges to spend nearly half of each year overseas, according to The Wall Street Journal.