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Crain’s Calls Out the Bank of New York

With Peter Eavis having left the WSJ, who will join Jonathan Weil and David Reilly in taking on the job... More

WSJ On MF Global and Window Dressing

It looks like Jon Corzine's MF Global tried to hide how much risk it was taking on by temporarily lowering... More

An Excellent WSJ Piece on Federal Regulators’ Inaction

The Wall Street Journal has an excellent follow to its scoop yesterday that New York is planning to sue Ernst... More

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Audit Notes: Bloomberg eyes CMBS, newspaper optimism, Weil on bank books

Signs of froth return to commercial real estate lending

Bloomberg News is good to keep an eye on the securitization market for early signs of froth. It reports that... More

Audit Notes: Politico’s Goldman PR, ProPublica Vindicated, Mark to Myth

The Huffington Post's Peter S. Goodman points to a bizarre report in Politico this morning: Much was made of a... More

Bloomberg Continues to Hit Corporate Tax Schemes

Jesse Drucker of Bloomberg has been doing some excellent reporting of the corporate-tax system and how companies are manipulating it... More

Bloomberg’s Weil Exposes Another Accounting Regulator Coverup

Jonathan Weil has a tough Bloomberg View column about accounting regulators covering up wrongdoing by companies and their auditors. Back... More

Deadspin Is Excellent on a Bogus Tax Break for Wealthy Team Owners

Gawker's sports site Deadspin got hold of some New Jersey Nets financial statements from a few years ago and uses... More

The WSJ Flags an Accounting Trick on Private Pensions

The Wall Street Journal had an excellent story yesterday on how major companies are playing around with their pension accounting... More

Weil: Accountability for Accountants

As Caleb Newquist notes, most financial reporters cover the accountancy industry "once in a lunar eclipse on the winter solstice."... More

Wrong Q’s in an NYT Q&A

Softballs for the CEO of Deloitte, auditor of financial-crisis failures

The Sunday New York Times Business Day section regularly features, “Corner Office,” a column by deputy national editor Adam Bryant,... More

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A tweetable feast

We might deplore the practice, but posting pictures of our food online is a way to bring everyone to the table

How the ‘World’s 50 Best’ list changed the way elite restaurants do business

“Every time the restaurant switched up its format, it got plenty of accompanying media coverage that let judges know they needed to return to see what was going on”

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David Foster Wallace’s 2005 Kenyon commencement speech as a short film

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