| The New York Times 1998 Peter Truell |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 44 stock promoters accused by S.E.C. of Internet fraud.(Government Activity) | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| A.I.G. will put $1.35 billion into Blackstone. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| Arbitration rules relaxed at brokers. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| A revised pact is approved in Smith Barney bias case. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| Downfall of a peacemaker; heir apparent's departure may signal strain at Citigroup.(president of Citigroup, James Dimon, asked to leave)(Abstract) | Business, general | Peter Truell, Timothy L. O'Brien |
| First Boston hires more than 100 from Deutsche Bank. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| Jett, ex-kidder trader, says he is innocent. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| Merrill Lynch to cut 3,400 jobs in big setback for New York City. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| Montgomery chief quits in dispute with Naationsbank parent. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| Salomon set to end group on arbitrage. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| Setting the value of Wall St. history. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| Stake in Nikko to be bought by Salomon. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
| Travelers deal with Nikko set for today. | Business, general | Peter Truell |
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