Annie Massa

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Annie Massa

(Bloomberg Markets) -- Not long ago, Kelly Loeffler was the public face of Wall Street. By 2018, she was earning $1 million a year as chief communications and marketing officer at the New York Stock Exchange’s parent company, which had joined the rest of corporate America in promoting diversity. That year NYSE named its first female president in two centuries; the following, it started recruiting women and minorities to serve on listed companies’ boards.

4 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Annie Massa

President Donald Trump’s eldest son and daughter-in-law took a stake in right-wing Christian radio network Salem Media Group Inc., spurring a sharp rally in the stock and involving the family in a market associated with opaque, buyer-beware companies. Donald Trump Jr. and Lara Trump announced Monday that they invested in Salem, a conservative talk-radio network known for circulating a 2020 election fraud conspiracy film. Shares of the company rose 283% on Tuesday to $1.76.

4 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Annie Massa

President Donald Trump’s eldest son and daughter-in-law took a stake in right-wing Christian radio network Salem Media Group Inc., spurring a sharp rally in the stock and involving the family in a market associated with opaque, buyer-beware companies. Donald Trump Jr. and Lara Trump announced Monday that they invested in Salem, a conservative talk-radio network known for circulating a 2020 election fraud conspiracy film.

4 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Annie Massa

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4 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Annie Massa

Donald Trump Jr. and Lara Trump(Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump’s eldest son and daughter-in-law took a stake in right-wing Christian radio network Salem Media Group Inc., spurring a sharp rally in the stock and involving the family in a market associated with opaque, buyer-beware companies. Donald Trump Jr. and Lara Trump announced Monday that they invested in Salem, a conservative talk-radio network known for circulating a 2020 election fraud conspiracy film.