This content is from: Culture Warren Buffett May Not Be Into Crypto, but His Granddaughter Is With record volumes and sales exploding into the billions, NFTs are red hot — and for artists like Nicole Buffett, a pandemic-proof way to sell art. By Leah McGrath Goodman September 24, 2021
This content is from: Opinion He Waited 17 Years to Be Denied an SEC Whistleblower Award After reaping more than $50 million from a sprawling fraud uncovered by Eugene Ross, the SEC has handed down a final order denying him any award. By Leah McGrath Goodman August 04, 2021
This content is from: Culture What It’s Really Like to Be a Wall Street Whistleblower SEC’s Office of the Whistleblower has splashed out nearly a billion dollars in its cash-for-tips program. But it’s not for the faint of heart. By Leah McGrath Goodman June 21, 2021
This content is from: Culture The Heiress, the Queen, and the Trillion-Dollar Tax Shelter An ugly family battle on the island of Jersey spills into the open. By Leah McGrath Goodman March 09, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio The U.S. Futures Watchdog Won’t Assign Blame for the Oil Price Crash. Market Watchers Say That’s a Big Problem. The regulator’s lack of conclusions raises the specter of credibility problems and an oil trading “Wild West,” market participants say. By Leah McGrath Goodman November 23, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio The Secretive Town at the Center of the World’s Oil Market Cushing, Oklahoma, set the stage for the Great Oil Price Crash of 2020. But was it really to blame? By Leah McGrath Goodman November 19, 2020
