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Taxpayers and the Hidden Costs of Mega Sports Events

Mon Nov 2nd, 2009

John F Kelly

Major sporting events are often sold as win-wins to local taxpayers. Bidding on a game usually comes with the promise of extra local taxable spending and the positive publicity that will help draw vi

How to Break a School Contract

Fri Oct 23rd, 2009

Laurie Petersen

I grew up in a town where school choice was easy -- public or parochial. You attended the grammar school closest to your home and by the time high school rolled around, everyone was together in one b

Why Advertising Will Never Be Golden Again

Mon Sep 14th, 2009

Scott Reeves

Two factors combined to create the Golden Age of Advertising: The post-World War II boom and TV’s invasion of the nation’s living rooms. Both now seem as distant as the Peloponnesian War

Confessions of a Swapaholic

Fri Jun 12th, 2009

Ryan Goldberg

On a recent Saturday afternoon, I went to a clothing swap hosted by a group known as the Brooklyn Clothing Exchange. For an exchange of second-hand clothing, the setting was sublime: The Ma

The End of the Crisis: Are We There Yet?

Thu Apr 23rd, 2009

Vinny Catalano

As the accompanying table from Bespoke makes clear, with 20% of the S&P 500 companies reporting, 2009 won't become the Great Depression II, as better-than-expected first-quarter 2009 ea

Corporate Comebacks: Marlboro

Tue Apr 14th, 2009

Justin Rohrlich

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The Rise of Behavioral Finance

Thu Feb 5th, 2009

Vinny Catalano

Information, like breathing, is taken for granted by most individuals. Yet, information -- specifically new information that investors receive -- can serve 2 purposes if an investor is tuned to

Fannie, Freddie Knew About Risks, Ignored Them

Tue Dec 9th, 2008

Andrew Jeffery

Look, I've got certain information, certain things have come to light, and uh, has it ever occurred to you, man, that given the nature of all this new s**t, that, uh, instead of runnin

Hedge Fund Cowboy: Screw You Guys, I'm Going Home

Wed Oct 22nd, 2008

Andrew Jeffery

Slaving away under coma-inducing florescent lights, listening to the ceaseless droning of automaton bosses, watching our best years crushed under stacks of monthly bills - All have distinct benefits.

Do It For Less: Halloween

Tue Oct 7th, 2008

Scott Reeves

It's easy to spend $35 to $90 on a Halloween costume for your child and a snap to drop another $100 on a party. But you don't have to.Rule of thumb: the more you and your kids do together in designin
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