This content is from: Culture ‘They’d Find Fraud, Fraud, Fraud.’ A small group of short sellers, spurned investors, a former journalist, and an ex-prosecutor are intent on revealing large-scale fraud in China. By Michael Rapoport July 22, 2020
This content is from: Corner Office Banks Got Accounting Relief. Investors May Suffer. Why an arcane accounting move to help banks during the pandemic could sow mass confusion. By Michael Rapoport April 13, 2020
Sponsored A Case of Not Keeping One’s Word Goldman Sachs said it would avoid conflicts of interest, but investors and the courts say they did the opposite. Sponsored by Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check September 16, 2020
Sponsored A Bitter Brew of Alleged Massive Fraud Co-lead plaintiffs appointed in class action against Luckin Coffee Sponsored by Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check September 16, 2020
