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Dude, where's my 1.2 billion?
Forgetting where you parked your car is one thing, but not knowing where your company parked $1.2 billion in customer money is another.
Ryan E. Long Thursday, December 22 2011 -
"Dude, where's my car?" This was the famous question asked by the stoners in the 2000 movie called Dude, Where's My Car? We ask the same question of Mr. Corzine: "Dude, where's my $1.2 billion?" Acco [ ... ]
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An offer you can't refuse.
Zynga's demand for a return of shares from pre-IPO employees will likely lead to headaches for the company down the line.
Ryan E. Long Monday, November 14 2011 -
The WSJ recently reported in Zynga Leans on Some Workers to Surrender Pre-IPO Shares that the technology company is making certain employees an offer they can't refuse: cough up your pre-IPO stock opt [ ... ]
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What is good for the goose is good for the gander.
While graffiti has gained legitimacy in the art world, its standing in the legal world is still unclear.
Ryan E. Long Tuesday, November 01 2011 -
Banksy and other graffiti artists are gaining increased commercial acceptance in the traditional art world. The Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art recently had an exhibition called Art in the Stre [ ... ]
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