Well I saw the Jamie Dimon performance on Meet The Press on Sunday Morning and he looked good in a Black Swan motif. Here is what some commentary had to say: LATimes - What Jamie Dimon Didn’t Tell You on Meet the Press NYTimes - What the Banker Did Tell you in StageCoach FinancialTimes – Jamie Dimon creates...
One can almost hear the wailing Blues line – “Why Obama and Romney Ain’t Your Man”. It has a haunting truth to it as it careens around your head to a pulsing back beat. Day after day the the obvious becomes a refrain ever...
Over the past half year, I have become a huge fan of theDailyBeast. theDailyBeast is the other website for Newsweek - very provocative and opinionated articles, thus in the manner of Fox New not bound by rigorous no-bias paternalistic standards of Newsweek. The difference between the...
Readers of this blog have seen at least a dozen articles about how the GOP is running of the the rails – no longer functioning as an an effective...
Adobe has not yet completely solved the problem of Steve Jobs and Apple. Steve unjustifiably killed Adobe’s Flash brand with his libelous accusations on the performance of...
Count on the Bo tale to take another twist – a small melodrama of days gone by but very telling. It has tinges of Mao Red and is told...
Bo Xilai is the displaced Chinese Communist leader who keeps giving. And in an indirect way he may be opening up China in ways that will be hard for...
Update: May16th, 2012 Tom Friedman of the NYTimes is climbing on board and calling it a Revolution. See here. US Universities may have just crossed a tipping point -...
Return of the Left in China. The story of Bo Xilai has an eerie mirror to US politics. The populist Chinese leader from the western and more impoverished province of Chongqing...
Both fascinating and frustrating reading. The story of Joseph Needham collecting together the history and legacy of China's technological triumph's is utterly fascinating. But frustrating is the failure of Winchester to shed clear light on why a)China did not already have such a hitorical trove in Beijing and b) why did China miss out on the Industrial Revolution while Japan, even more reclusive, did not.
