How Jamie Dimon resisted the quick and dirty temptations of Wall Street and put himself in perfect position for the deal, or maybe steal, of the century.
Conde Nast Portfolio, March 2008
March 19, 2008A back-of-the-napkin analysis of how much investors might be willing to pay for Chicago’s beloved underdogs.
NYmag.com, 3/19/08
March 19, 2008Portfolio.com, 2/26/08
February 26, 2008Tech strategist Arnie Berman tells Duff McDonald how corner-office carnage can lead to big tech stock gains.
NYmag.com, 2/8/08
February 8, 2008Harry Macklowe Takes It On The Chin
Just about a year ago, real-estate mogul Harry Macklowe borrowed $5.8 billion from Deutsche Bank to buy seven office buildings in New York City while putting up just $50 million of his own cash.
NYmag.com, 2/1/08
February 1, 2008Why Should Microsoft Try For First Place When it Can Buy Second?
With this morning’s announcement that it had made a $44.6 billion offer to buy Yahoo, Microsoft continues a multi-year streak of indicating that it will settle for buying second place instead of battling its way to first.
New York magazine, 1/27/08
January 28, 2008Cash of the Titans
You can’t lose a fortune unless you have it in the first place.
NYmag.com, 1/25/08
January 25, 2008Heavyweights Barry Diller and John Malone Get in the Ring.
It’s like Laurel suing Hardy. Or Sergey suing Larry. Word broke yesterday that John Malone’s Liberty Media was suing Barry Diller’s IAC/InteractiveCorp, with the aim of preventing a restructuring that would dilute its control over IAC’s component parts, which include Ticketmaster, the Home Shopping Network, and a passel of Internet properties like Match.com and Ask.com.
NPR, Bryant Park Project, 1/23/08
January 23, 2008NPR Weekend Edition, 1/19/08
January 19, 2008Duff on NPR’s Weekend Edition discussing the Britney Spears economy.
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