derktar, WMF apparently as a "Don't ask, Don't Felony" hiring policy. Not that there's anything wrong with that. If WMF was a publicly traded stock, Jimbo's old chums at the Chicago Exchange would have enabled some hedge funds to short more shares than available through options market maker exemptions, journalists who have previous business relationships and common CV intersections with those fund managers would be writing negative articles on it fortnightly. Some of them would even be spreading the bad cheers on the nets and the wikis.
Perhaps WMF shouldn't bang the gavel on a NY Stock Exchange debut any time soon.
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