Back to basics

A year and a half after Eliot Spitzer tried to clean up Wall Street research, the jury is still out on whether honest research can pay.

By Roben Farzad

August 8, 2004

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WHEN GOOGLE FINALLY goes public, it will be the most anticipated IPO since the late 1990s, when the NASDAQ reined supreme. But don't expect to see Mary Meeker or some other surviving dot-com tout pumping the stock on TV. Not only is the tech IPO outlook a far cry from what it once was, but the underpinning economics of Wall ... (Full Article: 1953 Words)