This portfolio includes a sample of the articles Amy has
written since 1998. It will be updated from time to time.
September 2005
Inc. A law intended to clean up big public companies has taken its toll
on small private ones — both financially and emotionally. Why there may finally be relief
in sight.
July 10, 2005
The New York Times Investors have poured money into foreign mutual funds of late.
Should you join them?
June 2005
Time ExxonMobil is raking in the profits — and investors want
their fair share.
June 2005
Inc. States are increasingly "decoupling" their tax codes from the federal
government's, creating big headaches for business owners.
November 2004
Money (coauthor: Peter Carbonara) Employers and insurers have latched onto a Big New Idea that will
change your family's health care as profoundly as managed care did 20 years ago. No one has
any idea whether it will work, but it's coming your way — and soon.
April 2004 Money After a decade of disappointing performance, investors are getting
antsy. Should you bail out?
|
September 2003
Money The AMT was supposed to ensure that the wealthiest Americans couldn’t
shelter all their income from taxes. So why is it that one-third of U.S. taxpayers —
most likely including you — may well face the AMT in 2010? And what can you do about
it?
February 2003
Money Ken Kam used to manage a high-flying tech fund. Now, with Marketocracy,
he lets regular folks compete for the right to run money. It’s an odd idea, but so far
is seems to be working.
May 2002
Money (coauthor: Joan Caplin) Nobody did more to spur on the telecom craze than Jack Grubman.
For his efforts, he earned some $20 million a year. Now investors are paying the price for
believing in his giddy vision of vast gains.
October 2001 Money When overzealous brokers met newly minted investors in the long
bull market, fortunes were made and lost in an instant. Now everyone’s pointing fingers
over the missing money.
|
November 2000
Money My family lost almost everything in the Great Depression. Two generations
later, we’re doing well again. But to us the economy and the market look much as they
did in the late 1920s. And this time we’re playing it safe.
May 2000
Money (coauthor: Pat Regnier) Hubert Humphrey wants to sell Middle America loads of gimmicky,
high-cost investments through an army of part-time brokers. The scary part: It's working.
February 2000
Money Stock fraud is one of the Net's fastest-growing industries. Here's
what you need to know to protect yourself.
December 1999
Money Wal-Mart has been one of the top stocks of recent decades. Now
as the retail giant targets supermarkets, Europe and the Internet, investors are asking how
big it can get.
March 23, 1998 Daily News Former junk-bond czar Milken amasses education companies worth
$1 billion.
|
