Christian Curry, the banker and former Playguy model who aroused controversy in 1998 after filing a $1.3 billion racial and sexual discrimination suit against Morgan Stanley, is set to appear in Superior Court in Los Angeles next month to face three felony charges: one of making criminal threats and two of resisting arrest, resulting in Read More
What’s Christian Curry, the controversial banker who became famous for suing Morgan Stanley in 1998 for $1.3 billion for racial and sexual discrimination, up to these days?
According
to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office, making criminal
threats and resisting arrest! According to Sandi Gibbons, the D.A.’s
Public Information Read More
The movie Gladiator was playing on a big screen above the dance floor at Conscience Point as a blond go-go dancer, one of a dozen working the Southampton nightclub for the summer, gyrated up on the edge of a banquette.
Clad in a skimpy, shredded One Million Years B.C. bikini, she didn’t have much Read More
The job market must be really brisk, because Christian Curry is back on Wall Street.
Nearly two years after he was fired from Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company, then arrested by police for trying to hack into the firm’s computers, Mr. Curry, 26, has landed at Gardner Rich & Company, a small Chicago-based institutional Read More
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company, which might be the best investment bank on Wall Street, had a lousy summer.
If you didn’t know a thing about investment banking (which would put you on a par with a few top investment bankers), you could have scanned the summer’s headlines touting a series of scandals at Read More
In a matter of weeks, the class of 1999 will show up for its first day
in the analyst training program at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter &
Company. Oh, what a lucky–or is that fortunate ?–bunch they
will be. There, in the Times Square headquarters of the bluest of the
blue-chip investment banks, they will Read More
Officials from Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Company paid $10,000 to set up a former employee for computer fraud, then withheld information about the payments from prosecutors, the Manhattan District Attorney’s office has concluded.
After a nine-month investigation, Assistant District Attorney Leroy Frazer moved on May 18 in Manhattan Criminal Court to have all charges Read More
