18 months after the #MeToo movement emerged from the public outrage over the Harvey Weinstein scandal, fresh exposes are appearing with more infrequently, and receiving less media attention than they once did. But every once in a while, accusations of endemic harassment in a new industry will cause a furor for a few days, before the public inevitably shifts its attention back to whatever Donald Trump is doing or saying that day. Last month, Lloyd's of London was outed in the FT for its purported culture of entrenched misogyny. And on Tuesday, Bloomberg reported allegations levied by several current and former female ... (full story)