As if we needed more evidence that F. Scott Fitzgerald's line about there being no second acts in American life is dead wrong, out of the ashes of the dot-com bust comes Henry Blodget.
Blodget, you'll recall, was a fixture on financial TV news in the days when internet stocks were soaring. With his touting of ultimately worthless stocks, some of which he ripped in private, the former Merrill Lynch analyst cost investors serious amounts of money, raising many ethical questions ...