Gordon Gekko Is Invading Japan

The 1980s corporate raider who was a model for the Wall Street movie character Gordon Gekko is in the red with his ex-wife, a lawsuit charges.Asher Edelman owes $330,000 to his Brazilian-born former spouse, Regina Edelman, Manhattan Supreme Court ...

The members of "Generation Jones" are retiring from their Yuppie ways and have adopted a Gordon Gekko style of grandparenting. Like a number of my twenty/thirty and forty-something girlfriends, I'm feeling the external pressure to bear children - ...

ANYONE who knows Michael Douglas best as the predatory, macho Gordon Gekko in Oliver Stone's Wall St movies will be startled by his transformation in Steven Soderbergh's Behind The Candelabra. Douglas is far from obvious casting as Liberace but he ...

One day, the music will finally stop on Wall Street, but it was never going to happen in a week when Gordon Gekko officially turned into Liberace. The pianist, famous for saying Too much of a good thing is wonderful, would certainly relate to the ...

Investment banker and finance professor Moorad Choudhry talks on Gordon Gekko, networking and what makes a good trader! Professor Moorad Choudhry is an MD in Group Treasury at RBS and teaches at Brunel University Note: this interview took place on ...

For previous articles by the author go to: Gordon Gekko's Blog - http://www.gekkosblog.com They just showed their hands. The paper Ponzi pyramid is wobbling. It's time to go in for the kill. Let me explain. But first let's get a handle ...

Remember the 80s? The time of Gordon Gekko, the time of greed being good, and the time of eating your young, if it meant getting ahead? It wasn't about the customer, it wasn't about listening, it wasn't even about caring. It was simply about making ...

A roundup of the best tips of the week from Entrepreneur.com. Imitating Gordon Gekko, the ruthless corporate raider played with feral intensity by Michael Douglas in Wall Street, may not be the best path to business success. In fact, generous people ...

In the '80s, in the days of Michael Milken and Gordon Gekko, the rule on the street was "eat your young." Nice guys finish last. Hold your information. Keep the rules to yourself. Win at all costs. No matter who or what you have to trample. Today, ...