January’s issue of Bloomberg Businessweek has a fascinating article on how Facebook is going public without having to face the latest laws enacted during financial reform:
When a privately held company displays this level of innovation and enjoys this level of success—when it captures the public imagination to such a remarkable degree—it’s only natural […]
Archive for March, 2011
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Last months issue of the Atlantic had a fascinating article on the global elites, here are some snippets I found interesting:
From a global perspective, the impact of these developments has been overwhelmingly positive, particularly in the poorer parts of the world. Take India and China, for example: between 1820 and 1950, nearly a […]
Mar1st2011
“There is evidence that right-to-work laws—or, more broadly, the pro-business policies offered by right-to-work states—matter for economic growth. In research published in 2000, economist Thomas Holmes of the University of Minnesota compared counties close to the border between states with and without right-to-work laws (thereby holding constant an array of […]
