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Scandal on Wall Street. Newsweek,
Feb 23, 1981, v97, p68(2). Fleming, James. A tax scandal on
Wall Street. (Michael Senft). Maclean's,
May 28, 1984, v97, p45(1). Black day for a Wall Street
giant. (E.F. Hutton and Company Inc.) U.S. News
& World Report, May 13, 1985, v98, p12(1). Dentzer, Susan. Greed on Wall
Street; a spectacular insider-trading case scandalizes
the investment community. (Dennis Levine). Newsweek,
May 26, 1986, v107, p44(3). Salter, Michael. A scandal on
Wall street. (Dennis Levine insider trading case). Maclean's,
June 2, 1986, v99, p43(2). Henry, Gordon M. Circus time;
Wall Street reels over scandal. (Dennis Levine insider
trading case). Time, June 23, 1986, v12,
p61(1). Sherrid, Pamela. Gathering storm
over insider trading. U.S. News &
World Report, June 23, 1986, v100, p51(2). Behr, Peter. SEC names 2 more as
inside traders; agency links former Wall Street
executives to Levine scandal. (Securities and Exchange
Commission, Dennis B. Levine). Washington
Post, July 2, 1986, v109, Wed ed, col 2, pA1. DeMott, John S. Finger pointing;
Wall Street's scandal. (insider trading case). Time,
July 14, 1986, v128 , p46(1). Whitefield, Debra. Wall Street
lawyer quits in insider scandal. (Ilan K. Reich). Los
Angeles Times, July 16, 1986, v105, Wed ed, sec IV,
col 2, p1. Stone, Michael. Insiders; the
story of Dennis Levine and the scandal that's rocking
Wall Street. New York, July 28, 1986, v19,
p26(9). Scandal on Wall Street. (Ivan
Boesky) (editorial). Los Angeles Times,
Nov 18, 1986, v105, Tue ed, sec II, col 1 , p4. Behr, Peter; Hinden, Stan.
Insider scandal fuels rumors, uncertainty; jitters on
Wall Street send stocks plunging. Washington
Post, Nov 19, 1986, v109 , Wed ed, col 6, pA1. Safire, William. Raidergate.
(stock market scandal) (column). New York
Times, Nov 20, 1986, v136, Thu ed, col 5, p29(N)
pA31(L). Hornblower, Margaret. Brokers
trade in macabre humor in wake of Wall Street scandal;
some members of financial community say they feel
vindicated by SEC actions against Ivan Boesky. Washington
Post, Nov 22 , 1986, v109, Sat ed, col 1, pA10. Potts, Mark. On Wall Street, the
deals go on; widely predicted dampening of takeover fever
fails to occur. (despite insider trading scandal).
Washington Post, Nov 27, 1986, v109 , col 3
, pB12. Swartz, Steve; Ingersoll, Bruce. Taking
stock: Wall Street may face big changes in wake of the
Boesky scandal; takeover business is likely to be the
most affected; new legislation possible; but market may
suffer little. (stock exchange regulations, Ivan F.
Boesky). Wall Street Journal, Dec 3,
1986, Wed ed, col 6, p1(W) p1(E). Currier, Chet. Junk bond market
said to be 'back to normal'; Drexel Burnham chief tells
Securities panel vulnerability to trading scandal
overplayed. Washington Post, Dec 5,
1986, v109, Fri ed, col 5 , pG2. Koepp, Stephen. Bracing for more
bombshells; after the Boesky scandal, Wall Street wonders
who will be next. (Ivan F. Boesky insider trading case).
Time, Dec 8, 1986, v128, p62(1). Sterngold, James. Plumbing the
depths of scandal on Wall Street. (New York Stock
Exchange scandals). New York Times,
Dec 14, 1986, v136, Sun ed, sec 4, col 3, pE4(N) pE4(L). Worthy, Ford S. Wall Street's
spreading scandal; the web spun by Ivan Boesky threatens
to snare more dealmakers and alter takeover
rules. Fortune, Dec 22, 1986, v114, p26(4). Koepp, Stephen. Bracing for more
bombshells; after the Boesky scandal, Wall Street wonders
who will be next. (Ivan F. Boesky insider trading case).
Time, Dec 8, 1986, v128, p62(1). Tabb, William. What the Boesky
case means; The apple falls near the tree. (Ivan Boesky
insider trading case). The Nation, Dec 13,
1986, v243 , p668(4). Forbes, Malcolm S., Jr. Antidote
to Boesky, Pickens et al. (insider trading scandal will
promote close scrutiny of stock exchange practices). Forbes,
Dec 15, 1986, v138, p31(1). Worthy, Ford S. Wall Street's
spreading scandal; the web spun by Ivan Boesky threatens
to snare more dealmakers and alter takeover rules. Fortune,
Dec 22, 1986, v114 , p26(4). Loeb, Marshall. The editor's
desk. (Boesky scandal reporting) (editorial). Fortune,
Dec 22, 1986, v114, p4(1). Abelson, Alan. Up and down Wall
Street. (U.S. budget deficit, world affairs in 1986,
Boesky scandal, OPEC) (column). Barron's,
Dec 29, 1986, p1(3). Bourgerie, Richard P. Insider-trading
liability. (suing companies as well as individuals for
fraud could result in more profitable settlements)
(Speaking Out) (column). Financial World,
Jan 6, 1987, v156 , p92(1). Simpson, Janice C. Wall Street's
courting of M.B.A.s proceeds apace despite scandals.
(insider trading scandals). Wall Street Journal,
Jan 28, 1987, Wed ed, col 4, p31(W) p31(E). Brady, Ray. Scary times on Wall
Street. (protection against insider trading. Nation's
Business, Feb, 1987, v75, p63(2). Gabor, Andrea.Let's-make-a-deal
time on Wall Street. (investment banking investigations).
U.S. News & World Report, Feb 2, 1987,
v102, p48(2). Stewart, James B.; Hertzberg,
Daniel. Street bombshell; inside-trading scandal
implicates high aides at Goldman, Kidder; chiefs of
arbitrage arrested, along with third man in the widening
fraud; traders watch a handcuffing. (Robert Freeman,
Richard Wigton, Timothy Tabor). Wall Street
Journal, Feb 13, 1987, Fri ed, col 6, p1(W) p1(E). Sterngold, James. With key
executives' arrest, Wall Street faces challenge. (insider
trading in securities). New York Times,
Feb 15, 1987, v136, Sun ed, sec 1, col 3, p1(N) p1(L), . Abelson, Alan. Up & down
Wall Street. (insider trading scandal; Steve Leuthold's
humor; J.B. Hunt; OPEC oil supply; Carlton
Communications). Barron's, v67,
p1(3), Feb 16, 1987. Metz, Tim. Trading abuses run
deep on Wall Street; cause suggests the likely impact of
scandal. Wall Street Journal, Feb 17, 1987,
Tue ed, col 1, p27(W) p31(E). Miller, Michael W. Coming
attractions: Wall Street's stock soars in the movies; the
insider-trading scandals interest Robert Redford, even
make it to 'Dynasty'. Wall Street Journal,
Feb 18 , 1987, Wed ed, col 4 , p1(W) p1(E). Glaberson, William; Goleman,
Daniel. Kidder faces life after Siegel; the trading
scandal may ruin its chances to crack Wall Street's top
tier. (Martin A. Siegel). New York Times,
Feb 22 , 1987, v136, Sun ed, sec 3, col 2, pF1(N) pF1(L).
Now Wall Street itself is on
trial. (U.S. insider trading scandal; includes related
article on profits made during scandal). The
Economist, Feb 21, 1987, v302, p77(2). Baer, Donald. Handcuffs on Wall
Street. (insider trading cases). U.S. News &
World Report, Feb 23, 1987, v102, p38(2). Burstein, Daniel. Insiders
gamble with America's future. (insider trading in
securities scandal) (column). Los Angeles Times,
Feb 23, 1987, v106, Mon ed, sec II, col 3, p5. Pauly, David; Powell, Bill. New
arrests on Wall Street: who's next in the insider-trading
scandal? (includes related articles chronology of arrests
and pervasiveness of Wall Street corruption). Newsweek,
Feb 23, 1987, v109, p48(3). Stein, Benjamin J. The reason
why; what motivated the insiders. (insider trading
scandal not result of greed, but quest for power and
status). Barron's, Feb 23, 1987, v67,
p16(2). Baer, Donald. Getting even with
Ivan & Co.; can investors and angry companies dun
inside traders for their crimes. (Ivan Boesky). U.S.
News & World Report, March 2, 1987, v107,
p46(1). Koepp, Stephen. From pinstripes
to prison stripes; as the Feds round up the bad apples,
the market flourishes. (insider trading in securities
scandal). Time, March 2, 1987, v129 ,
p48(2). Sterngold, James. Wall Street is
facing reappraisal; insider scandal taints stance of
self-regulation. New York Times,
March 2 , 1987, v136, Mon ed, col 6, p21(N) pD1(L). Kinsley, Michael Wall Street's
other scandal. (arbitrage and merger services cause
conflicts) (column). Washington Post,
vMarch 5, 1987, 110, Thu ed, col 5, pA27. Powell, Bill. The buzz on Wall
Street; wild rumors surround the insider-trading scandal.
Newsweek, March 9, 1987, v109 , p49(1). Clemons, John K. Wall Street and
the age-old tragic flaw. (insider trading scandal)
(column). Wall Street Journal, March
18 , 1987, Wed ed, col 3, p30(W) p30(E). Lewis, Flora Regulating a global
market; European financiers ponder the Wall Street
scandals. (column). New York Times, March
20, 1987, v136, Fri ed, col 6, p31(N) pA31(L). Srodes, James L. Beyond Boesky.
(Ivan F. Boesky, the Securities and Exchange Commission).
Financial World, March 10, 1987, v156, p12(1). Baer, Donald. Convictions and
conflict: a top cop's tale. (Rudolph Giuliani). U.S.
News & World Report, March 23, 1987, v102 , p Blotnick, Srully. It isn't greed
alone. (competition also reason for insider trading)
(column). Forbes, v139, March 23,
1987, p178(1). Koepp, Stephen. Serving his
client all too well; Wall Street's spreading scandal
fells a prominent trader. (stock exchange). Time,
March 30, 1987, v129, p52(1). Bianco, Anthony. Wall Street's
craving for capital; the insider-trading scandal makes
raising money even harder. Business Week,
April 6, 1987, p34(2). Cohen, Laurie P. Drexel
conference about junk bonds gets record crowd; despite
Wall Street scandal, banking firm still draws savvy,
powerful investors. (Drexel Burnham Lambert). Wall
Street Journal, April 6, 1987, Mon ed, col 4,
p16(W). Junk to equity. (financing of
takeovers after insider trading scandals). Financial
World, April 7, 1987, v156, p38(2). Sherman, Stratford P. C.E.O.s
take on their investment bankers; the insider trading
scandal is giving the Fortune 500 an opening to wrest
valuable concessions from Wall Street. Fortune,
April 27, 1987, v115, p57(5). Vise, David A.; Coll, Steve. Wall
Street's long year of turmoil; market's massive insider
trading scandal shows no sign of fading. Washington
Post, May 10 , 1987, v110, Sun ed, col 4, pA1. Rohrlich, Jay B. Wall Street's
money junkies. (insider trading scandal) (column).
New York Times, May 7, 1987, v136, Thu ed,
col 1, p29(N) pA35(L). Koepp, Stephen. Having it all,
then throwing it all away. (scandals and punishment on
Wall Street). Time,
May 25, 1987, v129, p22(2). Stern, Richard L.; Matthew Schifrin
and David Henry. Crime wave. (brokers marketing stocks
of little or no value; includes related article on Sam
Sarcinelli). Forbes, June 29, 1987, v139 ,
p67(4). Jereski, Laura. Requiem for a
heavyweight. (stockbroker Charles H. Howard III). Forbes,
Nov 30, 1987 v140, n12, p152(1), . Boesky receives 3-year sentence.
(Wall Street) (Ivan F. Boesky; insider trading scandal)
(column). New York Times, Dec 20, 1987,
v137, Sun ed, sec 4, col 4, pE20(N) pE20(L). Ivan Boesky's final deal.
(sentenced in insider trading case). U.S.
News & World Report, Dec 28, 1987, v103, n26,
p13(1). Sing, Bill. Business Week stock
trading scandal widens. (advance information on 'Inside
Wall Street' column). Los Angeles Times,
July 30, 1988, v107, Sat ed, sec I , col 2, p1. Sing, Bill. Business Week's
printer fires one, suspends another. (R.R. Donnelley
& Sons; Business Week's "Inside Wall
Street" insider trading scandal). Los
Angeles Times, Aug 2 , 1988, v107, Tue ed, sec IV,
col 5, p1. Gabor, Andrea and Eva Pomice. The
long arm of the law on Wall Street. (Racketeer Influenced
and Corrupt Organizations Act). U.S. News &
World Report, Sept 26, 1988, v105, n12, p47(1). Weiss, Gary. Is a new scandal
building on Wall Street? Business
Week, n3076, p64(3), Oct 24, 1988. Labaton, Stephen. Drexel
concedes guilt on trading; to pay $650 million; civil
case remains; settlement would close 2-year investigation
into Boesky deals. (Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc.; insider
trading in securities; Ivan Boesky). New
York Times, Dec 22, 1988, v138, Thu ed, col 2,
pA1(N) pA1(L). Wall Street's Watergate.
(insider trading scandal) (editorial). Washington
Post, v112, Fri ed, col 1, pA18, Dec 23 , 1988. Richter, Paul; Paltrow, Scot J. Giuliani's
legacy may be a 'post-Boesky morality.' (Rudolph
Giuliani, Ivan Boesky). Los Angeles Times,
Jan 11 , 1989, v108, Wed ed, sec IV, col 2, p1, . Newman, Peter C. The junk bond
plague moves north. (Stock market scandals) (column).
Maclean's, Jan 16, 1989, v102 , n3 , p32(1). Securities exchange. (Drexel
Burnham Lambert case) (editorial). The
Nation, May 8, 1989, v248, n18, p613(1). Sherrid, Pamela. Will Michael
Milken go to jail? The stakes are high for both
prosecutors and the junk-bond king. (Drexel Burnham
Lambert, stock price manipulation). U.S. News
& World Report, April 10, 1989, v106 , n14 ,
p49(2),. Washington conference on April
27 to focus on lessons from Wall Street scandals.
(Washington D.C., North American Securities
Administrators Association conference) (includes schedule
of events) (NEWS ADVISORY). PR Newswire,
April 14, 1989, 0414DC001. |