John Carreyrou

May 2, 2024 | magazines.aat.org.uk | Chris Voss |Jen Sincero |Eliot Brown |John Carreyrou

Lucy fell into accountancy and studying AAT after initially wanting to work in film and TV. “I blagged a gap year working in film but I hated it so I went to the career advisor to look for other options and AAT was then first thing that came up (maybe they were looking alphabetically!). At the same time, I walked into a nearby hotel and asked if they had any jobs going and they happened to have a purchase ledger vacancy.

Apr 23, 2024 | businessjournalism.org | John Carreyrou |Bradley Hope |Justin Scheck |Patrick Radden Keefe

Today is World Book Day, a day to celebrate how books are “a link between the past and the future, a bridge between generations and across cultures.” To celebrate in our own way, here are five recent business journalism books to add to your reading list, as recommended by our director, Jeffrey Timmermans. By John CarreyrouThis book details the tale of Elizabeth Holmes and the company Theranos – considered one of the biggest corporate frauds in history.

Feb 27, 2024 | paw.princeton.edu | John Carreyrou |Charles FitzRoy

For nearly 30 years, Richard Dorment ’68 was the chief art critic for the British newspaper The Telegraph. A phone call he received in that job led to his new book, Warhol After Warhol: Secrets, Lies, & Corruption in the Art World, a true story about dark sides of the art world told like a detective narrative. PAW asked Dorment to suggest three more books for readers interested in art and scandal, and he suggested these three works that were on his mind as he was writing Warhol After Warhol.

Dec 14, 2023 | afr.com | John Carreyrou

Life & LuxuryArts & CultureStreamingFilmmaker Carl Erik Rinsch gambled a large chunk of his production budget on the sharemarket, then bought a fleet of Rolls-Royces. Now he says the streaming giant owes him millions. John CarreyrouDec 15, 2023 – 9.53am or Subscribe to save articleNear the height of the streaming boom in the fall of 2018, half a dozen studios and video platforms lined up to woo a little-known filmmaker named Carl Erik Rinsch. He had directed only one movie, 47 Ronin.

Nov 30, 2023 | nzherald.co.nz | John Carreyrou

Home / BusinessNew York TimesBy John CarreyrouSaveshareShare this articlefacebookcopy linktwitterlinkedinredditemailAfter suitors flocked to a sci-fi project by Carl Rinsch, director of a single movie, the winner handed over money and control. They’re still fighting. Near the height of the streaming boom in the fall of 2018, a half-dozen studios and video platforms lined up to woo a little-known filmmaker named Carl Erik Rinsch. He had directed only one movie, 47 Ronin.