Bloomberg Editor-In-Chief Apologizes For Data Snooping – ValueWalk Premium
13May2013

Bloomberg Editor-In-Chief Apologizes For Data Snooping

Bloomberg’s editor-in-chief Matthew Winkler has apologized after several high-profile clients complained about Bloomberg reporters having access to information through Bloomberg terminals.


Bloomberg Op-ed

Mr. Matthew said Monday that reporters working for the company's news division should never have been allowed to access otherwise restricted client data,

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