How to cover a shareholder lawsuit
By Covering Business July 12, 2013
There are three main kinds of suits that shareholders can bring against the companies they own. Here’s what you need to know about each, as well as a few tips for sourcing.
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Dodd-Frank: So, Where Are We With That?
By Nish Amarnath February 3, 2013
Two and a half years after the act’s passage, half the rules it calls for haven’t been issued.
The Art of Covering the Deal: Writing About M&A
By Lewis Krauskopf December 1, 2012
Here are seven critical questions a reporter should ask when covering a merger or acquisition.
Stories From EDGAR: Mining SEC Filings for a Scoop
By Gabriel Friedman November 12, 2012
Cracking a big corporate story does not always require a source on the inside.
What Martha Stewart Did Wrong
By Covering Business May 15, 2012
What the trial of America’s most notorious celebrity homemaker can teach us about insider trading.
Critics Warn Dodd-Frank May Bring New Risk
By Covering Business April 13, 2012
Two detractors says regulatory reform has done little to ensure the safety of the financial system.
New Oversight of Venture Capital May Be Wasteful
By Covering Business March 14, 2012
An article in the Journal of Private Equity argues new regulations may be squandering resources.
