Press Charges
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
A STORY is going around that it is difficult to distinguish between journalists and stockbrokers these days. Reporters covering the capital markets seem to have no qualms about taking part in transactions on the stock exchange. Securities firms see this as normal practice. In fact, according to reports, every time there is an initial share offering, journalists are given a piece of the action.
This practice only came to light last week. It began
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