Fishy accounting practices; executives and directors cashing out for millions while employees and shareholders see their investments wiped out; investigations by Congress, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Bureau of Investigation-no, this isn’t Enron we’re talking about, but rather Global Crossing, which had the good luck to implode after Enron and thus take Read More
Here we go again. In early February, John H. Foster, founder of Novacare Inc., a health care company in Pennsylvania, signed a $16 million contract to buy two floors of the former triplex apartment of Nelson A. Rockefeller at 810 Fifth Avenue.
The 13th- and 14th-floor, 17-room penthouse apartment near 62nd Street was inherited by Read More
If telecommunications innovator Gary Winnick is looking for someone to blame for the rebuff he received on Jan. 4 from the board of 810 Fifth Avenue, maybe he should hold a grudge against The New York Times .
Two months ago, Mr. Winnick, the chairman of a Beverly Hills-based cable conglomerate known as Global Crossing Read More
Affordable Housing or Lack Thereof
