Perez-Reverte’s books are disappointing
October 19, 2008 · < 1 min read
Perez-Reverte came highly recommended as an author of well written intelligent thrillers. I also loved the movie The … Continue reading “Perez-Reverte’s books are disappointing”
New MacBook Pro disappointment
October 17, 2008 · < 1 min read
I have had a 17” MacBook Pro for nearly 2 years and it’s starting to show its age. … Continue reading “New MacBook Pro disappointment”
What the financial crisis means to entrepreneurs
October 14, 2008 · 3 min read
Last March I explained why startups should raise as much money as possible to prepare for the upcoming … Continue reading “What the financial crisis means to entrepreneurs”
Whodunit?
October 11, 2008 · 2 min read
As a society and as individuals we are loth to take responsibility for our actions. We much prefer … Continue reading “Whodunit?”
The Economy: The case for (relative) optimism
October 9, 2008 · 3 min read
During the past few years, I often felt I was the sole economic pessimist. I urged my friends … Continue reading “The Economy: The case for (relative) optimism”
A Fundraising Survival Guide
October 1, 2008 · < 1 min read
Paul Graham has a fantastic article on the perils of raising money and advice on how to best … Continue reading “A Fundraising Survival Guide”
Drink heavily and recycle :)
October 1, 2008 · < 1 min read
If you had purchased $1,000 of Delta Air Lines stock one year ago, you would have $49 left. … Continue reading “Drink heavily and recycle :)”
Why active entrepreneurs mostly invest in consumer Internet companies
October 1, 2008 · < 1 min read
My good friend Auren Hoffman just wrote an interesting article on why entrepreneurs end up investing mostly in … Continue reading “Why active entrepreneurs mostly invest in consumer Internet companies”
Banking Management: No time for half measures
September 30, 2008 · < 1 min read
It annoys me to no end that even as banks have massively diluted their shareholders to raise capital, … Continue reading “Banking Management: No time for half measures”
Tuesdays with Rupert
September 26, 2008 · < 1 min read
Vanity Fair has a fascinating article on Rupert Murdoch. Michael Wolff has been given unprecedented access to Murdoch … Continue reading “Tuesdays with Rupert”
The Clinton Global Initiative is very impressive
September 25, 2008 · < 1 min read
It’s very rare for former heads of states to play a meaningful role in world affairs after their … Continue reading “The Clinton Global Initiative is very impressive”
Nigeria on the Potomac :)
September 24, 2008 · < 1 min read
Dear American: I need to ask you to support an urgent secret business relationship with a transfer of … Continue reading “Nigeria on the Potomac :)”
Jim Cramer's August 2007 outburst is a must watch!
September 23, 2008 · < 1 min read
I am not usually a fan of his style, but in this case, his outburst was justified and … Continue reading “Jim Cramer's August 2007 outburst is a must watch!”
All Hail the Fed: why to be skeptical about the priciest bailout ever
September 22, 2008 · 2 min read
By Steven E Worst financial crisis since the Great Depression? Yes—but don’t be cowed by talk of calamity. … Continue reading “All Hail the Fed: why to be skeptical about the priciest bailout ever”
Credit Default Swaps
September 19, 2008 · 4 min read
By Stacie Rabinowitz So I mentioned to Fabrice that I had been explaining credit default swaps to a … Continue reading “Credit Default Swaps”
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