Author: Dave

I turn 42 at the end of the week.  I’m way too old to waste my time dealing with the pissing contests between and within the various fitness subcultures.  

As if pandering to the Christian nation crowd with a large granite monument of the Ten Commandments in the lobby of Alabama’s Supreme Court building wasn’t bad enough, now Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore thinks it’s...

An interesting development in the healthcare space:

This article caught my interest.  It addresses speculation in the market for Super Bowl tickets.

The question is whether or not the wonks can save finance from itself.  So long as lobbyists from the financial industry maintain the influence they currently enjoy, it’s not going to happen.

Municipalities looking to address budget concerns have shifted their focus to historically tax-exempt not-for-profit entities:

While this could have been included as part of Linky Friday, it probably deserves standalone recognition:

In the category of “People Taking Fitness Far Too Seriously”, this has to be one of the most unintentionally hilarious examples I’ve ever seen:

In a recent interview, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Preet Bharara took a few shots at his critics (my emphasis added):

It could very well happen…sort of…

In my last mini-post, Saul Degraw mentioned a company called Market Basket, a New England-based grocery store chain that easily falls under the definition of good corporate citizen.  Historically, the company has been able...

I was not aware that this was happening…

…then offer amenities to your market-rate tenants and not offer access to the rent regulated tenants. Not surprisingly, this is what’s going on in New York City.