-
Shamed Analyst Sues Fox Over ‘Borat’
FINANCE • A former JPMorgan analyst is suing Twentieth Century Fox for Borat-related "public ridicule, degradation, and humiliation." [DealBreaker] • Wachtell, Lipton sent around a memo to clients explaining a tax loophole that makes CFO salaries over $1 million tax deductible. Thus was the first rule of the tax-loophole club broken. [DealBook/NYT] • In a study of hours worked in developed nations, the U.S. only ranks sixth. Somehow, we got beat by Australia and New Zealand. [CNNMoney]
Posted 06/08/07 in Daily Intel : Company Town
Advertising
Popular Topics
spring 2009, paris fashion week, politics, movies, music, sarah palin, the greatest depression, early and often, television, john mccain, barack obama, models, designers, slideshow, video, books, media, tv, behind the scenes, joe biden, openings, real estate, art, hair, mayor bloomberg, neighborhood watch, nightlife, party lines, reality tv, comics, early and awesome, neighborhood watch, park slope, shopping, tina fey, tom colicchio, art candy, beef, campaigns, chat room, countdown, economy, gossipmonger, harvey weinstein, karl lagerfeld, mediavore, newsfeed, overnights, sales, slideshow, sports, two for eight, advertising, bill clinton, bill maher, bravo, britney spears, christian dior, cindy adams, controversy, corton, craft, debates, fragrance, gossip girl, hussein chalayan, katie couric, madonna, makeup, mtv
Can Paterson Navigate the Troubled Economy?
Will Sulzberger's Heirs Sell the 'Times'?
How McCain Lost His Public Image
What Wall Street Will Look Like in Fall 2009
