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New York’s Resolutions This morning, The New York Times reported New Year’s resolutions from a few prominent New Yorkers. Here’s what Eliot Spitzer had to say: I would love to see investment bankers actually do God’s work. Do we have any idea what qualifies as “God’s work?” Especially on Wall Street where everybody tries to destroy [...]
I’ve been fuming about Spitzer’s lecture ever since his appearance in Cambridge. I’m a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Business School, love the university and hope we clobber Yale in this weekend’s football game. It bugs me, however, that my alma mater awarded Client Nine a bully pulpit to reinvent his image. With a lecture on ethics, no less.
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Jimmy Cusack is the tough kid from a blue-collar neighborhood who made good on Wall Street. Well, almost. After a sterling start to his career, things have soured. His hedge fund has collapsed. The bank is foreclosing on his condominium. And his wife is three months pregnant. That’s the good news.
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