“And If You See a Lobbyist in a Suit…” Larry Summers on the debt deal Dialing it Up: RIM busts out new Torches And They’re Already Napping on the Job: Debt deal pinches FAA Shop Around: The argument for doing tons of due diligence on your VC
1 min read · 03 August 2011
3 min read · 02 August 2011
2 min read · 02 August 2011
They Did It! The debt deal passes the House Hangin’ Around: KKR eyes KBL Uh-oh: European VC activity down More Job Cuts: Barclays will also reduce headcount
1 min read · 02 August 2011
2 min read · 01 August 2011
4 min read · 01 August 2011
Done Deal? Has Washington averted disaster? We Smell a Rat: Is Dook Duke guilty of shady recruiting? Snitchin’: Ex-SAC manager to do time Cuts-a-Comin: HSBC to slice jobs Airbnbeatdown: The travel booking site continues to get bad press Broken System: Xconomy’s Luke Timmerman on the healthcare delivery system
1 min read · 01 August 2011
Media Smackdown! Fortune rips Forbes--now that's how you beat up the competition! Return of the Jedi: And Forbes hits back Yel-P-O: The consumer review site brings on an IPO-savvy CFO He's the Man: Vinny Marino gets a promotion with the Tennessee Titans. Vince Young does not.
1 min read · 29 July 2011
Facebook and Google+ are in the midst of the great social race. They’re gobbling up small startups that will enhance their offerings (such as facial- and voice-recognition software) as the latest Google offering looks to take its one-time target out for good. Heck, Facebook was obviously so threatened by Google+ that it went out and tried to surreptitiously smear its newest, biggest competitor since Myspace with a plan that backfired with embarrassing results. Judging by the ovation Google+ was met with, Facebook’s concerns were reasonable. Now, we’ll watch over the next 24 months as each of these Internet titans slug it out
1 min read · 28 July 2011
You Call That a Recovery? Don’t expect hiring to pick up anytime soon Shut ‘Em Down: Cities facing the most post office closures Hold Up: SEC throws a wrench in Mason’s IPO plans for Groupon Long Aluminum: Goldman Sachs is making a bundle on warehousing
1 min read · 28 July 2011
