June 8, 1999, Tuesday
Morgan Stanley Answer to Bias Suit: Ex-Worker Abused Expenses Morgan Stanley Dean Witter yesterday accused a former employee who filed a discrimination suit against it of brazenly stealing the firm's money through systematic false expense claims, and said that the employee's contentions of racism and homophobia ...
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By JOSEPH KAHN
June 7, 1999, Monday
Wall St. Victim or Young Rogue?; Christian Curry Found Trouble at Morgan Stanley
If family and friends had taken a poll when Christian Leigh Curry joined the Wall Street powerhouse Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in the summer of 1997, they might well have voted him black banker most likely to fit in. Born to a wealthy New York family ...
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By JOSEPH KAHN
May 26, 1999, Wednesday
Mystery Grows Over Payment by Morgan Stanley
Many people on Wall Street are scratching their heads as to why Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, America's largest securities firm, would pay $10,000 to a middleman who helped secure the arrest of a former employee. Now, it turns out, even the middleman h ...
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By JOSEPH KAHN
May 21, 1999, Friday
No Explanation on Payment As Yet by Morgan Stanley
Amid the swirling allegations and counterclaims that surround a racial discrimination lawsuit filed against the Wall Street powerhouse Morgan Stanley Dean Witter by a former employee, one question stands out: Why did the firm pay $10,000 to a police ...
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By JOSEPH KAHN
May 20, 1999, Thursday
Cash Sought From Big Firm In '98 Letter
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, a leading securities firm embroiled in a racial discrimination dispute with a former employee, received a letter last August demanding a $15,000 payment from a police informant who helped arrange a sting operation that was ...
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By DAVID BARSTOW with JOSEPH KAHN
May 19, 1999, Wednesday
In Twist, Charges Against Former Morgan Stanley Analyst Are Dropped
The case of Christian Curry was already strange enough, with the lurid photographs and the forged E-mails and allegations of racism and homophobia within one of Wall Street's biggest firms. Mr. Curry, once an analyst for Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, l ...
Metropolitan Desk
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By DAVID BARSTOW
May 31, 1999, Monday
Who Knew What, When At Morgan?
The general counsel of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter learned of an in-house lawyer's decision to pay $10,000 to an informant involved in the arrest of a former employee shortly before the payment was made, according to a person close to the firm. Christ ...
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By JOSEPH KAHN
August 22, 1998, Saturday
Police Unit Tracks Cases Onto Internet
Christian Curry had what appeared to be a foolproof method for winning a lucrative judgment in a Federal discrimination lawsuit he had filed against his former Wall Street employer, investigators say. Speaking to a man who he thought was a computer h ...
Metropolitan Desk
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By DAVID ROHDE
jf noonan wrote:
> On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Henry C.K. Liu wrote:
>
> > Similarities:
> > They are both promising Afro-Americans.
> > Their employers apparantly tried to frame them by conspiracy.
> > Both victims complained they were targets becuase of their race.
> > They both broke the rules of behavior for good tokens and subsequently
> > accused of no-race related offenses.
> > Others non-balck commit similar offenses regularly with no punishment.
> >
> > The Curry case is still developing.
>
> OK, I misread you the first time -- you meant these two cases were
> being handled differently than all the others -- I thought you meant
> they were being handled differently from each other.
>
> Can you tell us more about the Curry case? -- I've only heard one
> brief blurb about in on NPR the other day.
>
> --
>
> Joseph Noonan
> jfn1 at msc.com
>
> If I can't dance, I don't want to be part of your revolution.
> -Emma Goldman