The S.F. firm says the press is making too much of this stock options �scandal,� and offers a more nuanced � and forgiving � primer. ALSO BLOGGED: Alameda judicial candidate Joscelyn Jones says she�s �ecstatic, grateful, humbled and elated� at her 24 percent showing in the June 6 poll. Imagine how happy she�d be if that wasn�t a distant second ...
June 12, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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MoF Apologist for Backdaters
The S.F. firm says the press is making too much of this stock options “scandal,” and offers a more nuanced � and forgiving � primer.
The Thrill of Defeat
Alameda judicial candidate Joscelyn Jones says she’s “ecstatic, grateful, humbled and elated” at her 24 percent showing in the June 6 poll. Imagine how happy she’d have been if that wasn’t a distant second �
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