The Crazy Story Of A Laptop Loaded With Confidential Emails About Goldman Sachs Found In The Trash -- The SAIcast Discuss (GS)
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The New York Times published a huge story detailing emails sent by Fabrice Tourre, who was prosecuted for creating and selling rubbish mortgage securities. But what everyone wanted to know was just how did the New York Times get access to these emails?
Did someone from the New York Times dig through a Goldmanite's trash to get a laptop with all this information? Our very own Katya Wachtel of Clusterstock joins today's SAIcast and explains what went down.
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