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White house, once again referring to the press as the "opposition party." it comes as there seems to be a struggle with a larger medium of how just to exactly cover this unorthodox presidency. reuters editor-in-chief steven adler going as far to provide his journalists with the dos and don'ts list and among the advice, do become ever more resourceful and do give up on handouts and worry less about official access, he says. but don't pick unnecessary fights or make the story about us and don't take too dark a view on the reporting environment. earlier this week, he added some interesting case s...

Paying trivial sums of money. it's costing you probably trivial sums of money. that's not the problem. the problem is what it's done to the heart of capitalism. >> i saw the question where are the regulators. we get into a system that gets more and more sophisticated even the practitioners didn't understand what they were creating and how to manage it. maybe here it's pure manipulation. you write something where you say wall street firms not just the big banks but all of them have grown greatly more concerned than they were in the late 80s with the what some journalists might say about them. t...

It's costing you probably trivial sums of money. that's not the problem. the problem is what it's done to the heart of capitalism. >> i saw the question where are the regulators. we get into a system that gets more and more sophisticated even the practitioners didn't understand what they were creating and how to manage it. maybe here it's pure manipulation. you write something where you say wall street firms not just the big banks but all of them have grown greatly more concerned than they were in the late 80s with the what some journalists might say about them. they have a lot more to fear. >...

It's costing you probably trivial sums of money. that's not the problem. the problem is what it's done to the heart of capitalism. >> i saw the question where are the regulators. we get into a system that gets more and more sophisticated even the practitioners didn't understand what they were creating and how to manage it. maybe here it's pure manipulation. you write something in part of the book where you say wall street firms not just the big banks but all of them have grown greatly more concerned than they were in the late '80s with the what some journalists might say about them. they have ...