Marketwatch media columnist Jon Friedman writes Wednesday that he wishes business journalists would ask tougher questions when grilling CEOs.
Friedman watched the Bank of America/Merrill Lynch press conference and was disappointed in what he heard.
“Don’t treat these CEOs like heroes. I have never quite understood why reporters and editors show Wall Street leaders, and business titans in general, so much deference. These are people who are incredibly talented at doing one thing: making money. They make money for themselves and hopefully, eventually, for their employees and shareholders.”
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