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The Death of Homo Economicus

Mon Apr 6th, 2009

Rob Roy

Beauty in the Details The only way to teach economics in a semester or 2 is to simplify it beyond recognition. But the beauty of life is often in the details. Bennet Sedacca used to say that und

Job Descriptions: The Rapper-Slash-Actor

Wed Nov 19th, 2008

Minyanville Staff

It's true not all rappers can rap - but a surprising number can act. Remember Ice-T's tour-de-force performance in Surviving the Game? Or Ice Cube's wrenching portrayal of a young gangbanger in Boyz

The Problem With Deleveraging

Mon Nov 10th, 2008

John Mauldin

In general, we consider saving money a good thing. But what happens when a debt-happy society wakes up and decides that saving is a good for everybody? What happens when banks and hedge funds decide

Why Should I Care: Inflation

Tue Aug 26th, 2008

Minyanville Staff

So you're on a date with that girl you picked up at Dave & Buster's last week. You know, the one whose errant skee-ball shots sent hordes of yuppies scurrying for cover under a hail of wooden orb

Finding the Bottom in Housing

Thu Jun 19th, 2008

Andrew Jeffery

The Holy Grail de jour of financial market prognostication is predicting the bottom in housing. It's a fool's errand, however. Investing based on a perceived end to declining property values has&

Two Ways To Play: Newspaper Advertising Gets Scooped

Wed Jun 18th, 2008

Terry Woo

According to Bloomberg, the New York Times Company (NYT) said today that advertising revenue at its newspapers and Web sites fell 13% in May. It was the biggest monthly decline this year for the third

Toddo On TV: To Drill Or Not To Drill?

Wed Jun 18th, 2008

Minyanville Staff

To drill or not to drill? What's good for offshore drillers such as Transocean (RIG), Noble Corporation (NE) and ENSCO (ESV) isn't necessarily good for consumers. Even a major oil discovery off the co

Electricity Not a Shock To Gold Miners

Wed Jun 18th, 2008

Lance Lewis

South Africa’s electricity provider, Eskom, was given permission to raise prices another 13.3 percent (starting in July) after already being given permission to raise prices 14.2 percent, for a

LinkedIn Cashes In

Wed Jun 18th, 2008

Andrew Jeffery

Social networking is moving from infancy to adolescence, as the market landscape evolves and competing business models vie for superiority.Venture capitalists are betting LinkedIn can thrive in an inc

If You Prick Tiger Woods, Does FedEx Bleed?

Wed Jun 18th, 2008

Jeff Macke

Hello from New York where, whatever "life-related" challenges I might be presented with today, at least I'm not FedEx (FDX). In addition to FDX's much publicized earnings warning this mornin
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