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1. Malaysia Case Said to Focus On Goldman.

Author

GOLDSTEIN, MATTHEW

Subjects
*PROSECUTORS, *COMPLAINTS (Administrative procedure), *BANKERS, *FRAUD
Abstract

The article reports that federal prosecutors in Los Angeles, California drafted a criminal complaint against a former Goldman Sachs banker early in 2018 for his alleged role in a fraud in Malaysia, but the charges were never filed because of a Justice Department turf battle. Topics discussed include the disappearance of about four billion from a giant Malaysian government investment fund known as 1Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB.

Published
2018

2. Frisco lawyers click with internet firms.

Author

Goldstein, Matthew

Subjects
LAW firms, INTERNET service providers
Abstract

Reports that San Francisco, California-based law firms are gaining counseling assignments from Internet companies in New York. Brobeck Phleger and Harrison's contract with DoubleClick Inc.; Range of services being offered by the law firms for online media companies; Convenient payment schemes offered by the law firms for start-up Internet firms.

Published
1999

3. Oakland: Peralta coalition takes on Morgan Stanley's toxic derivative swap.

Author

Goldstein, Matthew

Subjects
INTEREST rate swaps, COMMUNITY colleges, TEACHER organizations
Abstract

The article reports on the advocacy of The Coalition, an affiliation of Peralta Federation of Teachers, against the interest rate swaps introduced by Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. in Oakland, California. It states that the Peralta Community College District, a bail out money beneficiary in 2009, struggles with the interest rate swaps. It says that the Coalition has created the Morgan Stanley, you're breaking my heart campaign in which Peralta students have written brokenhearted valentines.

Published
2012

4. Uber Ruling Fuels Debate On Status Of Workers.

Author

ISAAC, MIKE, SINGER, NATASHA, Goldstein, Matthew, and Scheiber, Noam

Subjects
*RIDESHARING services, *LABOR laws, *EMPLOYEES, *ACTIONS & defenses (Law), *LAW
Abstract

The article discusses a ruling by the California Labor Commissioner's Office that ride-sharing mobile application company Uber must pay Uber driver Barbara Ann Berwick as an employee rather than as a contractor, highlighting the implications for the status of Uber drivers. Topics addressed include labor activists criticisms of Uber and other similar companies' characterizations of freelance workers, as well as regulatory issues as Uber has grown.

Published
2015

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