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”

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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”

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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 :)”

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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!”

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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”

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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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What Makes Us Happy?

September 15, 2008   ·  < 1 min read

There is a great series of interviews on the topic of happiness on Ted.com. Check them out at: … Continue reading “What Makes Us Happy?”

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Tropic Thunder is very funny!

September 14, 2008   ·  < 1 min read

Tropic Thunder is very funny! Given my travels in the past month, I am falling a bit behind … Continue reading “Tropic Thunder is very funny!”

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Interesting unforeseen application of social networks

September 12, 2008   ·  < 1 min read

It will never displace traditional news, but Twitter is excellent for confirming earthquakes and other disasters, natural and … Continue reading “Interesting unforeseen application of social networks”

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Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac: How we got here and what to do next

September 9, 2008   ·  4 min read

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are privately owned and run government sponsored enterprises (GSEs). Fannie Mae was founded … Continue reading “Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac: How we got here and what to do next”

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I just finished Grand Theft Auto 4!

September 8, 2008   ·  < 1 min read

While I was disappointed with the graphics and the multiplayer play, I really loved the depth of the … Continue reading “I just finished Grand Theft Auto 4!”

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French Entrepreneur Dinner

September 3, 2008   ·  < 1 min read

I had the pleasure of organizing a redux of my last entrepreneur dinner in Paris in September 2006. … Continue reading “French Entrepreneur Dinner”

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Predictably Irrational is fascinating

September 1, 2008   ·  < 1 min read

Dan Ariely shares with his readers the results of dozens of experiments where he tested people’s decision making … Continue reading “Predictably Irrational is fascinating”

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Bardot, Deneuve, Fonda by Roger Vadim is surprisingly entertaining

August 31, 2008   ·  < 1 min read

When a friend of mine gave me this book saying I would love it, I was a bit … Continue reading “Bardot, Deneuve, Fonda by Roger Vadim is surprisingly entertaining”

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Discover Your Inner Economist is disappointing

August 28, 2008   ·  < 1 min read

I expected a book in the line of Freakonomics or The Undercover Economist and the first chapter brilliantly … Continue reading “Discover Your Inner Economist is disappointing”

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The Life Philosophy of Money

August 24, 2008   ·  2 min read

I am extremely blessed to be spending my summer vacation in a gorgeous setting in a very expensive … Continue reading “The Life Philosophy of Money”

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