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Elizabeth Gilbert has written for Spin, GQ, and The New York Times Magazine. She is the author of several books, including Eat, Pray, Love. "I call it the platinum rule. The golden rule is do unto others as you would have them do unto you, but the platinum |
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blog.animalswithinanimals.com
shorter gary welsh: the new york times expects you to believe that being a founding partner in a lobbying firm that works for a client co... |
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blog.strom.com
[AI summary] The article discusses inexpensive and user-friendly security methods for small businesses to protect their communications via email and instant messaging. |
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www.sethlevine.com
Every venture firm reports the "value" of each of its underlying investments. Typically, this is updated quarterly and sent to each of the fund's investors. The idea is that investors will then have a definitive view of the value of the firm's investments. Simple, right? But what is the "value" of a private company? Turns out the answer to that question is not so easy to determine, and, as a result, valuation reporting in venture is a mess. |
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