peHUB Second Opinion 9.27

Wall Street is getting job jitters again. They say that no publicity is bad publicity. In a tragic exception, Segway's new owner dies, riding a Segway. While the rest of Silicon Valley noodles mobile apps, investor Peter Thiel is on to the next, including robots. “The Yelp of cellphones will be Yelp, the Google of cellphones will be Google,” he said earlier today. The Deal publishes its third annual list of most admired corporate dealmakers. New York magazine profiles the "demon blogger of Fleet Street," Gawker's Nick Denton. Why Facebook isn't suing anyone -- yet -- over "The Social Network." Petrobas's offering last Friday of $67 billion in common and preferred shares may be one of the biggest equity deals of all time, but the fees its bankers will see? Meh. George Bell leaves General Catalyst Partners to become CEO of another startup. If you find yourself in business class seated next to a shrink, be kind; traveling mental health professionals have it tough.

27 September 2010•1 min read
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