The saga of Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz, grandson of former Secretary of State (and Theranos director) George Shultz, who faced threats, a familial rift, and a boat-load of legal fees as he tried to expose Theranos’ fraudulent ways – WSJ
Goldman Sachs isn’t just opening its doors to the masses with its new consumer lending arm, Marcus—it’s throwing out a welcome mat in the form of online video ads on YouTube, Facebook, Pandora, and Hulu – NYTimes
Mpls Fed Chief Neel Kashkari has made an early name for himself with his ending Too Big To Fail Banks drumbeat. He’s not backing down – NYTimes and Law360
Finra’s being pushed to expedite its review of Wells Fargo’s termination of employees as retribution for speaking out against or refusing to follow aggressive cross-selling tactics – WSJ
More thoughts on the future of the SEC, sans Mary Jo White – Law360
Bonds stabilized yesterday, but the recent selloff frenzy again raised concerns about insufficient liquidity in the bond market since the financial crisis – WSJ
Down and out, but not for long. That’s the story for former Lending Club CEO Renaud Laplanche, who’s back already with Credify Finance, a new marketplace lending site – NYTimes
Chair Yellen’s on the Hill today. Here are five things to watch – WSJ [and Bloomberg]
As a mild fall finally starts hinting at the winter to come, it seems an appropriate time to consider the legacy of Herb Brooks—who, besides his Miracle days, also managed to spread D-I hockey to four more collegiate programs in the State of Hockey – NYTimes
