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by JONATHAN D. GLATER
[ from The New York Times ]
The memo has footnotes. It has exhibits. It is crisp and professional and is written on stationery of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, one of New York's elite law firms. Indeed, it is the hottest law firm memo around town, but it is not about Enron , Tyco or any corporate scandal. It was not even written by a lawyer.
It is the sushi memo, and here is its story. Continued…
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by MICHAEL McMENAMIN
[ from Reason ]
June did not bring much sunshine for New York City or good news for Martha Stewart. After twisting in the wind for nearly a year and a half, the Diva of Domesticity was sued for insider trading by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and indicted for securities fraud and obstruction of justice by the Department of Justice. Continued…
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