    Nathan Tinkler's Wall St move harmed by ICAC allegations,
says lawyer   Michaela Whitbourn, Kate McClymont  Nathan Tinkler
arrives at ICAC on Friday.  Nathan Tinkler arrives at ICAC on
Friday. Photo: Ben Rushton  The lawyer for Nathan Tinkler has
claimed corruption allegations involving the embattled coal
mogul and state Liberal MPs have jeopardised his Wall Street
dash to raise half a billion dollars, and should be immediately
withdrawn.  "The damage to Mr Tinkler's commercial interests are
vast," his lawyer, Harland Koops, said in a dramatic conclusion
on Friday to the businessman's second stint in the Independent
Commission Against Corruption witness box.  "He goes to Wall
Street next week with an endeavour to raise half a billion
dollars and they say to him, 'You are a corrupt businessman
running a Tinkler scheme to bribe politicians in the state of
NSW' and they show him the door."  Commissioner Megan Latham
replied: "Nobody is entitled to say that to him because there
have been no findings."  The IC