• The HP Frenzy

    Keep an eye on just how many reporters are getting bylines on stories about the HP corporate espionage debacle.  It isn’t just one or two at each publication.  An incomplete and cursory count reveals 16 different Wall Street Journal reporters with bylined stories.  I don’t think they had that many when they unraveled the Enron…

  • World Cup Mania

    I just got back from a week in Europe where, with the possible exception of France, it is all World Cup all the time.  Imagine the Super Bowl lasting a month.  The pads of butter on the plane were molded in the shape of a soccer ball (excuse my American characterization).  The beer garden in…

  • Enroncology

    I’m fascinated by the Enron collapse and trial.  The sheer brazenness and magnitude of the crimes is mind-boggling.  WorldCom ended up eclipsing Enron to take the title of biggest financial fraud, but Enron is a better story.  Everything at least seems bigger in Texas.  If Shakespeare were working today, he’d he hard pressed to find…

  • Down and Out-sourced

    Kind of like blogging, I never quite get around to executing various ideas for hedge funds so I’ll share one.  Big IT outsourcing deals are dead.  They just don’t pan out as advertised, end up being renegotiated and/or leave companies unable to adapt to a changing world.  The only customers with big outsourcing deals who…

  • No Software

    Indeed.   We’re back in business with an updated site (thanks Jeff) that works well for new-fangled browsers like Internet Explorer 7.0 and FireFox. We can only assume fast and furious posting will ensue.

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