It pays to be bitter, if you choose the right target, and Greg Smith certainly did with Goldman Sachs.
Occupy Wall Street protesters have ended their day of marching against the National Defense Authorization Act at Grand Central station in New York City, where, according to one reporter, police began making arrests even before their scheduled 5 p.m. "action."
After weeks of mystery and a teeny bit of controversy, the Apple pulled back the curtain at their new Grand Central flagship store on Wednesday morning revealing glowing logos embedded into a sparkly marble façade.
The world's largest Apple Store is scheduled to open in Grand Central on December 9, and despite what you read in the New York Post, the state's "investigation" into the shady lease negotiations is standard procedure.
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