It’s been 64 years since the end of World War II but Holocaust stories in popular culture continue to cascade. Kate Winslet won an Oscar this year for her portrayal of a concentration camp guard in The Reader. John Demjanjuk, who served as a guard at three different death camps, was deported from the United [...]
New Book Captures the Culture of a Wall Street High-Flier
by Milt Moskowitz
My stepson worked for 17 years at Bear Stearns before it disappeared last year into the bowels of JPMorgan Chase in the shotgun marriage arranged by the U.S. government. He is doing very well today, taking time off to consider his options.
He misses the [...]
My life is tied closely to the history of Trillium Asset Management Corporation (“Trillium”).
I was there at the birth. The column I now write made its debut on the front page of the first issue of this newsletter in 1983.
I served on the board of directors for eight years.
Founder Joan Bavaria lived in an apartment [...]
In Memoriam: Anita Roddick, Frizzy-Haired Lady Who Pioneered Social Responsibility in Business
Anita Roddick, fiery founder of the Body Shop cosmetic stores, died last September 11. She was only 64. No one who ever met Anita is likely to forget the passion, energy and dedication that she brought to building the Body Shop into an [...]
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