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The Valley Vs. Boston Vs. New York : A Survey

Two weeks ago I posted a poll which surveyed readers about their perception about the relative attractiveness of their regional venture community. Now that about 1,500 questions have been answered and post is no longer in the top portion of my blog ...

From MARK PETER DAVIS, The Business Insider,  9 Mar 2010

Socialite, Reality Star-or Thief?

Enter the recipients' email addresses, separated by commas: Your email has been sent. Patrick McMullan Nightlife fixture Kashmir Snowdon-Jones is a self-styled socialite who brags of modeling gigs and MTV shows. Now prosecutors believe that she ...

From PETER DAVIS, The Daily Beast,  24 Feb 2010
Related Topics: Peter Davis,  Mischa Barton,  Vanity Fair,  New York Police Department,  Princess Margaret

‘Attila’ and Muti in Debuts at the Met

WHEN Riccardo Muti ruled Teatro alla Scala in Milan from 1986 to 2005, a telephone caller to the opera house’s business offices was greeted in style: the first sound on the line was a gorgeously arching melody played by the full orchestra. Opera fans ...

From PETER G. DAVIS, The New York Times,  19 Feb 2010
Related Topics: Riccardo Muti,  Giuseppe Verdi,  Metropolitan Opera,  Jacques Herzog,  Pierre de Meuron

Not All Data Is Created Equal

The five key types of IT data do not necessarily each contribute the same amount of value to your company (value here being defined as enterprise value, or the value of the company at sale). Each type of data creates either linear or exponential ...

From MARK PETER DAVIS, The Business Insider,  9 Feb 2010

The 5 Types Of IT Company Data You Should Pay Attention To

Tech-lite companies often rely on data to create value and barriers as they scale. Being able to structurally think about what data your company is and is not leveraging may enable you to deliver more value and create additional barriers from the data ...

From MARK PETER DAVIS, Silicon Alley Insider,  9 Feb 2010

Death of an Heiress

Enter the recipients' email addresses, separated by commas: Your email has been sent. Chris Weeks / Getty Images A mansion in shambles, her adopted daughter taken away from her, and a troubled engagement to Tila Tequila. Peter Davis on the ...

From PETER DAVIS, The Daily Beast,  5 Jan 2010
Related Topics: Tila Tequila,  Facebook Inc.,  Peter Davis,  Vanity Fair,  Johnson & Johnson

Partying All the Way to Jail

Enter the recipients' email addresses, separated by commas: Your email has been sent. Before he was arrested for larceny last month, Andrew Parker ran a trendy boutique, wined and dined socialites, and made a porn film. Peter Davis on New York’s ...

From PETER DAVIS, The Daily Beast,  21 Dec 2009
Related Topics: Peter Davis,  Vanity Fair,  Tommy Hilfiger,  Department of Corrections,  New York Post

Inside a Supermodel's Suicide

Enter the recipients' email addresses, separated by commas: Your email has been sent. Han Mi-hee / Yonhap / AP Photo Hours before she was found dead of an apparent suicide last week, Korean supermodel and Chanel muse Daul Kim reached out to a ...

From PETER DAVIS, The Daily Beast,  23 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Daul Kim,  Chanel,  112 (musician),  Karl Lagerfeld,  Alexander McQueen

The man with a £10m tongue

What do you reckon your taste buds are worth? For many who lived their student days on a diet of curries and chilli kebabs, the answer is perhaps in the low single figures. For Gennaro Pelliccia, it is £10 million. That is the figure his employer Costa ...

From PETER DAVY, Times Online,  17 Nov 2009

The man to call in a crisis

If you are going into the jungle, Graham Ramsden is the man you would want to go with. That is the judges’ opinion of the 40-year-old Yorkshireman. Ramsden, who has a background in improving call centres, is not an obvious choice for an expedition ...

From PETER DAVY, Times Online,  2 Nov 2009

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