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Portrait of Matthew Goldstein

Matthew Goldstein

Matthew Goldstein covers Wall Street and white collar crime and housing issues.

  1. A Sinking Student Housing Empire

    An ambitious property management company that pitches upscale off-campus apartments across the country has left tenants and investors stewing.

    By Matthew Goldstein

  2. James Staley, Barclays’s C.E.O., steps down after a Jeffrey Epstein inquiry.

    British regulators investigated how the bank executives characterized his ties with the disgraced financier.

    By Michael J. de la Merced and Matthew Goldstein

  3. Trump’s $300 Million SPAC Deal May Have Skirted Securities Laws

    The former president began discussing a deal with a ‘blank check’ company early this year. Investors weren’t told.

    By Matthew Goldstein, Lauren Hirsch and David Enrich

  4. Trump Takes Advantage of Wall Street Fad to Bankroll New Venture

    A merger with a so-called blank check company is poised to give the former president access to hundreds of millions of dollars.

    By David Enrich, Matthew Goldstein and Shane Goldmacher

  5. Credit Suisse agrees to pay $475 million in fines over the ‘tuna bond’ affair in Mozambique.

    Investigators said more than $200 million was used to pay bribes and kickbacks to enrich foreign officials and former bankers at Credit Suisse.

    By Matthew Goldstein

  6. S.E.C. Describes the GameStop Frenzy, but Not What to Do About It

    A long-anticipated report did not suggest any policy changes in response to the meme stock frenzy that caused some little-regarded shares to soar.

    By Matt Phillips, Matthew Goldstein and Ephrat Livni

  7. The big banks are bullish about the recovery.

    Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase have all reported quarterly profits that beat analysts’ expectations.

    By Lananh Nguyen

  8. The Real Trials of a ‘Real Housewife’

    Erika Girardi is famous for her lavish lifestyle. Now her husband’s law firm has been accused of misappropriating millions of dollars. It’s all unfolding on TV.

    By Matthew Goldstein and Katherine Rosman

  9. The S.E.C. has issued a subpoena to Archegos, the $10 billion firm that collapsed spectacularly.

    The S.E.C.’s chair has said that the Archegos trading debacle revealed gaps in the regulatory requirements for investment firms and lightly-regulated family offices.

    By Matthew Goldstein

  10. Lordstown Motors Will Work With Foxconn, a Contract Manufacturer

    The deal could result in the sale of the struggling automaker’s Ohio factory to Foxconn. Lordstown is under federal investigation and needs more cash to mass-produce an electric pickup truck.

    By Matthew Goldstein and Neal E. Boudette