Adam Button, ex CEP News reporter, is now a foreign exchange strategist at ForexLive aka FXLive, which is owned by Paul Lengemann, who also has a number of other interesting businesses including Chremata, Inc.; Empire City Software, L.L.C. and Investor Advantage Guide, Inc. That Empire City name is interesting.
Business reporting from the archives
I was a business journalist for just over 10 years, working on Reuters’ Asia desk in Hong Kong as an editor, and then as a reporter for their Toronto bureau, covering banking and mining. During the nineties, I wrote on investing for the International Herald Tribune, a gig I got when I was broke and living in Berlin. Some of my articles are available in the New York Times archives. Two are reproduced in full below.
I still write about business and you can see my more recent work in the investigative reporting section of this site.
Originally published Saturday June 27, 1998 in the International Herald Tribune By Ann Brocklehurst LIKE Canada itself, the Toronto Stock Exchange is often regarded as little more than a less-exciting version of its neighbor to the south. Many foreign investors simply do not see any reason to buy into a mar ket like Toronto when [...]
Originally published Saturday, April 18, 1998 in The International Herald Tribune DOUG HENWOOD, editor of the Left Business Observer and author of a new book, “Wall Street,” approaches financial markets from the opposite direction of many analysts, questioning whether much investment capital is really raised on stock exchanges. He spoke recently with Ann Brocklehurst. . [...]
