Finance
Comment: Man and Machine
Ian Williams announces the postponement of the NYSINYD IPO Investors will know we take pride in aggressively seeking aleph-(C), the large gains from activities with no discernible redeeming socio-economic benefits... read more
Famous IPOs: Where Are They Now? [INFOGRAPHIC]
Approximately the entire Internet is buzzing with excitement over Facebook’s pending IPO, set to debut this Friday with a valuation in the neighborhood of $100 billion cash money dollars. While... read more
Government Policy Can be Good Governance
Canada emerged from crisis with low debt-to-GDP ratio and best banks in the world. When Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivered his keynote speech to the World Economic Forum in... read more
Should Investor Relations be a Rotational Role?
An examination of the benefits and pitfalls of rotational investor relations positions Some CEOs and CFOs at General Electric’s (GE) major business divisions have spent two or three years rotating... read more
Why I Bought Facebook IPO Shares Today
In a dramatic triumph of hope over experience, I bought into the Facebook IPO hype today. I just got off the phone with my broker at Morgan Stanley and placed... read more
Buying Facebook Shares
Facebook shares are going on sale at some point in the not-too-distant future and many people are considering buying them when they do. But what is the point, what will... read more
How to Protect Yourself from An Economic Collapse
During tough economic times, many people look for ways to prepare themselves for a major economic downturn or even an utter collapse. Planning for this eventuality might seem frightening, but... read more
Award-winning GC Makes a Move
Christine Jones, Go Daddy’s general counsel, has announced that she will begin a new chapter in her career. After a 10-year stint, Jones decided to step down from her role... read more
Bell Ringing, Gongs and Jumbotrons
A look at the profile-building (and ego-boosting) perks being offered by exchanges to companies celebrating milestones A glass brick is placed in a receptacle, setting in motion a countdown that... read more
JP Morgan is Proof That Tighter Rules Are Needed
Risky trading practice leaves Dimon with a black eye. Jamie Dimon, CEO and chairman of JP Morgan Chase, left the company’s annual shareholder meeting yesterday relatively unscathed, after disclosing a... read more
