Mutual fund giant Fidelity Investment is combating a [redacted] harassment problem of its own, Sarah Krouse and Kirsten Grind write for The Wall Street Journal. “The issue of workplace conduct has been simmering within Fidelity’s stockpicking unit in particular for years. A 2015 internal report warned of cultural problems particularly adverse for women, according to interviews with more than a dozen former Fidelity analysts and portfolio managers.
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