Matt Wirz, Wall Street Journal: Fake News, Malicious Reporting, According to Highland Capital
The Wall Street Journal currently is involved in legal proceedings arising from the newspaper aiding a source, a former Highland employee, in violating a court order. The former employee since has been sentenced to jail for violating this court order. Is it appropriate for the Journal to publish a sensationalized article against Highland under such circumstances?
DALLAS, Nov. 30, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Highland Capital Management responds in detail to a Wall Street Journal article by Matt Wirz, which ran online on November 26, 2017 and in print on November 27, 2017. The article represents misleading, agenda-driven reporting that challenges the foundation of Highland's business. When a reporter with an agenda mischaracterizes the facts, it falls on the victim to set the record straight. This is just such a situation. Therefore, for the sake of Highland's investors and employees, the firm cannot let such inaccuracies go uncorrected. Read Highland's complete response here: Highland Capital Responds to Matt Wirz, Wall Street Journal
The public response follows a letter sent by Highland co-founder and president James Dondero to the editor in chief of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), which can be found here: Highland Capital Management Letter to the Wall Street Journal, November 28, 2017
Media Contact: Lucy Bannon, 972-419-6272, [email protected]
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