Meredith Goldstein
In a small, windowless room in a drab Financial District office building, women in pantsuits talk about lighting candles and wearing lingerie. They feed spectators chocolate-covered strawberries and show images of a couple cuddling by a fire in a PowerPoint presentation. They pronounce words like "debt" and "credit" as though they were sexually provocative bedroom banter. (Full article: 680 words)
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