Securities attorney Bill Singer today on sexual harassment on Wall Street.
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Small investors are prey, again, for the Wolves of Wall Street
My op-ed, published today in The New York Times, talks about the increasing vulnerability of small investors 10 years after the financial crisis. You can read it here.
What Hollywood Could Learn from Wall Street’s Sexual-Harassment Reckoning
I spoke with The New Yorker about Wall Street, Hollywood, and the cycles of public interest in sexual harassment cases.
What Hollywood Could Learn from Wall Street’s Sexual-Harassment Reckoning
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For those wondering how the current wave of accusations might translate into lasting change and improvements for professional women, Wall Street’s history is instructive.
Chamber of Commerce Gives Wall Street, Polluters, What They Ask For
When it comes to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, you know the drill. Regulation is bad. Dirty energy is good.
And why shouldn’t it be? We are talking, of course, about Corporate America’s biggest booster.
In advance of the annual “State of American Business” speech by Thomas J. Donohue, the Godfather of corporate lobbying, I made some predictions about what the speech would include. I concede it was not exactly a challenging task. But I did have a little fun with the Chamber’s always-predictable hypocrisies. You can read my column for TheStreet.com here.
