Author: Michelle Celarier

JJay Alix thought he was doing Dominic Barton, the man then leading McKinsey & Co., a favor. It was the summer of 2014, and Alix

It’s night in New York City. Steam from a manhole billows across Wall Street. An American flag flies in the foreground as a camera pans

A decade ago, when the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers sent the global financial system into a tailspin and triggered what would become known as the

They called Eddie Lampert many things. “The Next Warren Buffett,” Business Week gushed in 2004. “Genius,” according to Fortune in 2006. A “celebrity shareholder,” Institutional

By 2015, Anand Giridharadas, then a columnist with the New York Times who had spent several years as a reporter in India, was growing increasingly uncomfortable with the

Jim Chanos runs Kynikos Associates, the lone short-selling hedge fund of any size — and the only one that that has been in business since