Following review, Business Insider stands by reports on wife of ex-Harvard president's critic

Business Insider says it is satisfied with the fairness and accuracy of stories that made plagiarism accusations against the wife of a hedge fund billionaire who was active in the ousting of Harvard President Claudine Gay. A spokesman for Axel Springer, the German media company that owns the publication, said Sunday that executives are standing by the coverage. The company had said it would look into the stories about former M.I.T. professor Neri Oxman following complaints by her husband, Bill Ackman, CEO of the Pershing Square investment firm. He publicly campaigned against Gay, who resigned earlier this month following charges that her academic writing contained examples of improperly credited work.