Globalization unquestionably rearranges the business and social landscape on most places on Earth. This is particularly acute and painful in one side of the labor market. The process can be visualized in two stages: Stage 1. Labor reallocation. Jobs displacement ...
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Tulsi | Midtown Manhattan
Indian food is one of those cuisines that transcends cultures and is loved globally. Warm inviting flavors entice us with exotic spices and a Naan addiction has swept the country ever since cheery curry restaurants popped up in every city. ...
Read More »Wine Wednesday: 2008 Elderton Command Shiraz
ometimes, just sometimes, a wine comes along that stays with you forever. A memory is forged like a red hot sword and that first sip lingers in your taste buds, yearning for more, begging for one more drop. We found ...
Read More »Venture Capital vs. Boot Capital
Entrepreneurs must decide early on how they will fund their new business ideas. It’s a critical decision that echoes throughout the life of the business in very profound ways. Whether you turn to investors, or go it alone, the decision ...
Read More »The Hottest Salon in SoHo
Beauty is a delicate thing…a certain amount of confidence, luxury and occasionally some serious self-indulgence all come together to create The Drawing Room, a fabulous minimalistic SoHo salon with a passion for great hair and a welcoming attitude. This is ...
Read More »Wine Wednesday: 2010 Tor Family Cabernet Sauvignon
good bottle of wine has the ability to soothe, heal, overjoy and excite all at once. There is nothing a perfect glass of Cab can’t fix, and nothing more exciting than that first sip of something truly wonderful. Wine was ...
Read More »In Today’s Marketplace We Are All Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs who successfully create multi-million dollar businesses know how much hard work, disappointment, persistence and dedication it takes to build a business from nothing and then to keep it working. So when someone starts copying the company, ripping them off ...
Read More »Gotham Bar and Grill
In 1984, Gotham Bar and Grill introduced Chef Alfred Portale to the culinary world. 28 years later, the creative genius has taken his outrageous menu and turned it into a solid New York staple. The original concept for Gotham was ...
Read More »Small Business Funding
Whether you’re a small-business owner, a Fortune 100 executive, or a buyer in search of a new home, it pays to know the ins and outs of borrowing money. Too often, loan-seekers hurt their chances of securing financing by thinking ...
Read More »The Barossa Valley Comeback
Sometimes a fine bottle of wine needs to be taken in the back and spanked for a little aeration. Okay, that may sound out of place—but not when you’re dealing with Torbreck Vintners. Unquestionably one of the world’s finest wine ...
Read More »Around the Table with Brendan Marshall, CEO of Kitchit
Kitchit co-founder Brendan Marshall is a bright young entrepreneur with a penchant for great food and a passion for building things. Originally an investment banker, Brendan left the world of M&As to merge his love of technology and food. What ...
Read More »With Love From Napa: 2003 Mumm Napa DVX Sparkling Wine
Napa Valley’s extensive history holds a certain ‘je ne sais quois’ that makes the valley alluring and champagne so irresistible. At Mumm Napa Winery we find the man behind the legend…and the spectacular sparkling wine created to honor his legacy. In ...
Read More »Dining ‘Among the Flowers’
During the hustle and bustle of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week earlier this month, we yearned for a quiet retreat. A place to rest our heels, inhale a deep breathe of champagne and recover from the madness that just ensued in the ...
Read More »Customer Retention
Your business is nothing without its clients. Whether you provide products or services, you won’t survive unless individuals or other businesses keep interested in your offerings and want to pay for them. In a difficult economy, your sales personnel fight ...
Read More »Corporate Team Building… NASCAR style.
tock car racing is a quintessentially American pastime. The sport was born in the days of Prohibition, when breaking the law was in style and a whisper of moonshine was all you needed to fly. By the late ‘40s it ...
Read More »Take Advantage of Your Social Media Power
Today, we tweet about the latest books we’ve read. We let our friends know where we’re eating lunch via Facebook. We Instagram pictures of our latest purchases. We post reviews of the businesses we frequent on Yelp, TripAdvisor, and Angie’s ...
Read More »Your Next Custom Suit: Knot Standard
Your suit is like a fingerprint—it tells people a lot about you, and no two are alike. Or at least, they shouldn’t be. Every suit you own should say something about you, and whether it’s a classic bold silhouette or ...
Read More »Off-the-Record with Matt Miller of Bloomberg Rewind
Matt Miller is the host of “Bloomberg Rewind,” Bloomberg Television’s evening wrap-up and analysis of Bloomberg’s top market-moving interviews, news and commentary impacting the trading day on Wall Street. Matt is a stock analyst and international business scholar with a ...
Read More »A Rock Climbing Adventure in Boulder, Colorado
Forearms pumping. Legs jackhammer. A step in the wind and a toe hold. Chalk up. Surprise summit. Feel the gravel in your toes and the sweat on your fingertips. See the world fall away beneath you and open your heart ...
Read More »Boulder’s Luxury Boutique Hotel
Boulder, Colorado is an eclectic mix of environmentalists, yuppies, rock climbers and righteous bicyclists alike. The famous Flatirons grace the small town’s skyline and a sense of hippie capitalism fills the picturesque Pearl Street. It’s a unique place that sticks ...
Read More »Investing in China
Is there money to be made through Second Mouse investments, focusing on Chinese firms that have the potential to achieve a global leadership position in their industry? How do we get into the game?’ The question is provocative and important. The ...
Read More »Desert Bistro | Moab, UT
Red rock. Tumbleweeds. Prairie Dogs. Wide open desert. Incredible rock climbing…And the best food you’ll find between the east and west coast. Moab is a little town tucked into the red rock desert of Utah with small town hospitality and ...
Read More »Being a Backseat Leader
The global economy has turned the rules of leadership upside down and shaken them vigorously for good measure. Where there was once a fairly defined hierarchy—Boss A tells Worker B what to do and Worker B does it—there’s now a ...
Read More »Marvin: A Full-Throttle Collection
Sébastien Loeb is a racing idol. Accepted as the greatest rally driver of all time, crowned World Champion for the eighth consecutive year (a unique record in the world of motor sport), and latest Marvin Watch Ambassador, the sexy Frenchman ...
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