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Bullpen Report: Where Wall Street Goes For Relief




Where Wall Street Goes For Relief


bullpenreport.pngAdmit it, you’ve always wondered what overachieving Wall Street investment bankers do on their tiny amount of down time. Wonder no more. They write a sporadically published e-newsletter titled The Bullpen Report.

If you don’t know what to expect, let me put it to you this way: the Bullpen is the love child of MAD magazine and the Wall Street Journal. Now go get your dose of relief.

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