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Showtime in Chicago
Article : March/April 2007
A full day’s worth of closing-friendly dining in the Windy City
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Going to the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado?
Posting : Mark Whistler : 08/20/2008

If you're headed to Denver for the DNC, here's a breakdown of the nightlife...

Montreal: Far Away Is Closer Than You Think
Posting : Travel : 08/11/2008

When the grind of the trading desk has you itching to get on the road, you don't need to plan an escape of several weeks. For a quick weekend out of town or a longer retreat from the pressures daily life, Montreal may be the answer. Put yourself in a completely different environment for a little bit without turning your life upside down, and you'll find your sanity return in no time.

Head Butler -- Books: The Spies of Warsaw
Posting : Jesse Kornbluth : 07/18/2008

The "spy" is "an ordinary-looking man, who led a rather ordinary life" -- he's a mid-level engineer at a German ironworks, married, with three children. But as he takes the train to Warsaw in the autumn of 1937, his leather satchel contains some engineering diagrams. Once in Warsaw, he'll give them to his contact.

Iraq's Doors Are Open
Posting : Travel : 07/07/2008

The "surge" may come to mind first, but there is more happening in Iraq than sectarian violence. Adventure-seekers finally have easy access to the war-torn country. Civilian flights routinely arrive at Baghdad International Airport, and hotels offer accommodations. If the ruins of Babylon or the waters of the Euphrates were on your list, you now have the chance to make the journey. Obviously, though, caution is advised.

Head Butler -- Products: Gustiamo
Posting : Jesse Kornbluth : 07/03/2008

Here's a paradox: Sometimes you pay more -- and get so much more that you actually save money.

I'll explain.

It started with coffee.

Room Key: Dubai
Article : July 2008
In the financial capital of the Middle East, why this cultural mash-up works.
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Hello Dubai
Article : June/July 2008
In the financial capital of the Middle East, a cultural mash-up that works.
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Chicago: R&R Escapes
Posting : Travel : 06/02/2008

Chicago is one of those cities that's steeped in history. It's old school. But despite the odds against it (most notably, it's in a flyover state), Chicago still remains on the leading edge of style, and culture. So when you're in Chi-town, you be sure to take one evening for the classic, and one for the new.

A Bear's Lair
Article : June/July 2008
One lesson Jimmy Cayne seems to have learned from the stunning downfall of his beloved Bear Stearns: Stay away from mortgages.
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Chicago: R&R Escapes
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Head Butler: Hungry for Paris: The Ultimate Guide to the City's 102 Best Restaurants
Posting : Jesse Kornbluth : 05/09/2008

Dollar skidding, plane fare soaring --- it's not likely I'll be having dinner in Paris any time soon.

Destination of the Week: San Francisco
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San Francisco
Posting : Travel : 05/05/2008

If you're heading to San Francisco for business, check out -- or better yet, in to -- the St. Regis, a Starwood property in the city's SoMa district.

Off-Off-Balance Sheet
Article : April 2008
With certain banks covetous of (read: being forced to find) new ways to offload debt from their balance sheets, Long or Short Capital (increasingly our favorite Web site for coverage on these ticklish matters) notes the wary banker should keep in mind how off-balance sheet maneuvers are now being subjected to a growing – nay, near-abusive – amount of scrutiny, whether they come in the form of SIVs, super-SIVs, or ultra-megawide–thisonewillwork-SIVs. We don’t need to go over this again, right? But under the carpet is where everyone’s already stuffed trillions of derivatives exposure. So, that’s out. What to do? Allow us to introduce the outsourced off-balance sheet.
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Deal-A-Meal: Star Treatment
Article : April 2008
In Los Angeles, they say you’re only as good as your last picture (Coppola didn’t work for two years after Godfather 3) and the same goes for the city’s restaurants. Fortunately, the valleys surrounding L.A. yield one of the longest and most bountiful harvests in the world – and the wine is pretty good, too.
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Bermuda
Posting : Travel : 04/14/2008

Aside from the azure waters, the pink sand and the uncommonly attentive service that is the rule rather than the exception, the great and lasting charm of Bermuda is its location: An easy flight of hardly more than 90 minutes from most any metro area on the Eastern Seaboard.

Room Key
Article : April/May 2008
The Taj Hotel Group, like what seems half of China and the Arabian Peninsula, has been on an American shopping spree of late.
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Deal-a-Meal
Article : April/May 2008
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Destination of the Week: Bermuda
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Head Butler - Books: Eating To Live
Posting : Jesse Kornbluth : 04/04/2008

Food prices rose about 4% in 2007, and just as money starts getting tight for many Americans, food prices are expected to rise another 4% this year.

Tower of Hope
Posting : Ann Lee : 04/04/2008

I have gone to many charities throughout my life, but on April 3rd, I went to one that I particularly admired.

Fired? Maybe It’s Time To Let That In-House Designer Go…
Article : March 2008
And you really don’t need a gardener when you live in Manhattan, do you? For the one shrub? Really, it’s not that serious. Obviously, you can’t fire the butler – who answers their own front door anymore? And, while it will hurt, the damask valences and Swarovski planters will have to wait. An insider’s look at how New York’s various champagne dealers and personal wotsis have been utterly orphaned by Wall Street’s outbreak of pink slips. Both a cautionary tale and (we must admit) good read.
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Retreats: Large Cap
Article : March 2008
>Behold Cap Cana, the Dominican Republic’s newest — and most obscenely ambitious — luxury real-estate enclave.
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Fibonacci Retracements, Sac Lunches for Boston and Mantra
Posting : Mark Whistler : 03/12/2008

The major indices rebounded on Tuesday, read on for key Fibonacci retracements.

It’s Not Easy Being A Buyout All-Star
Article : March 2008
Anymore, anyway. As rapid-fire filings these days clearly show, life has certainly changed for the private-equity industry, where easy credit, a steady economy and willing sellers created a buying bonanza in the none-too-distant past. And no firm was more voracious than this one – a company that purchased, on average, a business every 11 days for the past three years. An inside look at how its world has turned upside-down.
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The Trip of a Lifetime for Investors
Posting : Mark Whistler : 02/20/2008

Investors seeking to explore the investment possibilities in China might love this journey in April!

Venture
Article : February/March 2008
When canvassing the South Pacific, stage a mutiny against crowded cruise ships and puddle-jumpers by traveling in the most luxurious way: island-hopping by helicopter.
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Retreats
Article : February/March 2008
Behold Cap Cana, the Dominican Republic’s newest — and most obscenely ambitious — luxury real-estate enclave.
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Global Default Rate To Quintuple In ‘08
Article : January 2008
Zounds. Moody’s says past results are no measure of future performance (thanks a mil for that, Moody’s). Or, more specifically, just because the global default rate on high- yield, high-risk bonds closed 2007 at a 26-year low is no reason for hope in the new year.
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This Week in Wall Street History: November 19-25
Posting : This Week In Wall Street History : 11/19/2007

It was during the middle (EST) of the trading day in 1963 and investors had just heard the news that President John F. Kennedy had been shot while riding in a motorcade in Dallas. Although initial reports were unclear – as confirmed reports of the President’s death were not initially broadcast – investors (predictably) began to panic and sell stocks.

Fantasy Island
Article : November/December 2007
The haven for a recent migration of celebrities and billionaires (and even a few celebrity-billionaires), the Bahamas’ Harbour Island is the exclusive retreat for the reclusive man of means.
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Neutrality Chic
Article : November/December 2007
A Geneva landmark gets a stylish makeover
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Capitol Improvements
Article : November/December 2007
The traditional D.C. power spot gets an upgrade
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TSG Partners
Article : November/December 2007
TSG Consumer Partners turns little brands into big profits, sailing through market storms by hewing to its own investment style.
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Gentrification Station
Article : November 2007
Bankers, hipsters and Gwyneth Paltrow may all cavort in the same place – but that doesn’t mean they have to like it.
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Deal-A-Meal: Dallas, The Sequel
Article : October 2007
You thought dining in Dallas meant steak, Mexican, or Mexican steak? Well, you thought wrong.
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Best and Worst Deals of All Time?
Article : September/October 2007
We've picked five of our historical favorites: five awesome, five abysmal. Sound off -- and submit your own nominees.
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Dallas, The Sequel
Article : September/October 2007
A full day of closing -- friendly dining in Big D.
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London Calling?
Article : July 2007
Why London thinks it's taking the stuffing out of its longtime New York rival as the North Star of the financial world. Even though it is totally delusional.
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Pancake Purveyors Unite!
Article : July 2007
Coffee-drinking, toast-munching, pancake-inhaling slouches everywhere are celebrating today, as IHOP agrees to buy Applebees for $1.9 billion.
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Applebee's Receives Preliminary Takeover Offers
Article : April 2007
After pressure from activist investors to increase shareholder value, Applebee's International said it's received several preliminary takeover proposals.
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Oldie But Goodie
Article : May/June 2007
One of the world’s most renowned hotels is open anew for business
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OSI Restaurant Buyout Could Be Best Course for Stockholders
Article : April 2007
Despite opposition from mutual funds and some big stakeholders, Institutional Shareholder Services, a Proxy vote advisor, recommended the approval of a private equity buyout of OSI Restaurant for $3.2 billion.
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Will Friendly Melt Under Proxy Threat?
Article : March 2007
Friendly Ice Cream Corp, facing a proxy fight with its largest shareholder, has at least one bidder expressing takeover interest.
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Clayton Dubilier Is Considering Sale of Brake Bros.
Article : March 2007
Clayton, Dubilier & Rice Inc. is considering the sale of Brake Bros Ltd, Britain's largest supplier of frozen foods to restaurants, for twice what it paid for the company five years ago, two people with knowledge of the plan said.
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Good Deal: Priscilla Presley’s Control of the Elvis Estate (1982)
Posting : Good Deal, Bad Deal : 02/28/2007

When Lisa Marie inherited the Elvis estate was worth a paltry $4.9 million. Today, thanks to her mom's shrewd business decisions, the younger Presley is worth up to $600 million.

The Way to a Woman's Heart
Posting : Jesse Kornbluth : 02/12/2007

When diamonds just won't do... recipes from this savory, authentic Italian cookbook will most certainly get her in the mood. A Valentine's sample dinner.

Recipes from the Real Little Italy
Posting : Jesse Kornbluth : 01/26/2007

Authentic Southern Italian cooking straight from Arthur Avenue in the Bronx

Paradise Found
Article : Premiere Issue
An unspoiled island teeming with an unlimited array of diversions, the new Turks & Caicos Sporting Club offers the respite for the restless
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