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The headline in the influential FT reads: "Nixonmaxxing: the strange revival of America’s disgraced president" The legacy of Richard Nix...

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Probably the last generation in America to have it "easy" was us Boomers.  The post-WWII economic boom was kicking in. College opened up to ...

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"I am a fast learner." When we were teenagers looking for summer jobs, that's what we Boomers told employers. In those days the post-WWII ...

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So important was the role of clergy in this new land that the Puritans established Harvard in 1636 to ensure there would be enough ministers...

From euphoria and how-smart-we-were-to-invest to, yes, a pall. Darkness makes it through all parts of our lives. Another bad day. Dow Jones...

Those in academia too long or in old-line corporations get shoe-horned into the cult of excellence. That is, perfectionism. Good enough is u...

According to The Wall Street Journal Goldman Sachs' president John Waldron could be movin' on up. It could be to the CEO spot in 2027.  T...

That was fast, at least for the tradition-bound legal sector.  It was just in 2021 that the warning went up : Private equity could be headin...

Caveman might have stolen a few hours from survival to paint animals on the walls of their habitat. But, back then, there was no concept o...

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Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist speaks with NBC’s Kristen Welker in interview airing on Sunday

At Paul, Weiss' London office, his home since November 2023, Neel Sachdev has as many titles as a royal: "Vice Chair of the Firm, Global Co...

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The Roman Catholic Church has never been a slouch in marketing. Around the world, documents Pew Research,  religion is "less important" to p...