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JP Morgan's Insider Trading How-To On Wikileaks
An anonymous reader writes "In an internal JP Morgan document published recently, Wikileaks exposes JPM's efforts to circumvent insider trading regulations, enabling their wealthy clients to profit even when others are losing. The document reads like a how-to and explains how to take advantage of SEC Rule 10b5-1, which has long been considered ripe for abuse. Now this abuse is publicly documented and will be hard to ignore."
Does every /. story have to fall within your definition of 'technology'?
While I am an atheist, I like to think of "god" in references as an "abstract concept" rather than an actual entity. In doing so, many sayings, make some sense. This one for instance, always makes me laugh.
"If you want to know what god thinks of money, just look at those to whom he has given it."
I doubt that half the stories on Wikileaks report that a story appeared on
That's because Slashdot is a news aggregation blog & Wikileaks is not. (Even a two year old would understand this distinction.)
Now stop whining. Wikileaks stories appear frequently on slashdot because they're interesting.
There are shills on slashdot. Apparently, I'm one of them.