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" ... As I mentioned, it’s about making informed choices. Do some research. The smallest changes – if we all did them – can have a big impact. Look at the use of plastic bags for instance. At one time, we all used them. Now, it is frowned upon. ... "
" ... By also understanding what traits are frowned upon, employees get a good grasp of what is acceptable. And by defining the company’s vision, values, beliefs and expectations (as opposed to simply listing HR policies), the playbook not only helps new team members know what type of company they’re joining; it also helps current employees stay motivated and on track. ... "
" ... In fact, even at home. many men are still seeking to keep their finger on the pulse with respect to style. Let’s face it, looking good, makes you feel good. Nonetheless, the frowned upon quarantine simultaneously pulled the trigger for men’s closets to clean up their act and catapult into fresh stylish activewear. ... "
" ... I’ve been running a bunch of money almost as long as Warren Buffett, but Warren’s made a bigger pile. I founded and was formerly CEO, CIO of Atalanta Sosnoff Capital, LLC, a private investment management company. Sold my Geico and American Express holdings prematurely, but sported one of the first beards on Wall Street in 1964. I was a hedge fund operator when only a handful of investors could define this construct. Later, I made a hostile tender for Caesar’s World, 1987, but my corporate clients frowned on this gambit. Today, activist operators like Carl Icahn stand revered as saviors. While a Forbes columnist for many years, the late, great editor of Forbes, Jim Michaels, forbade me to use Yiddish expressions because his readers in North Dakota wouldn’t get it. Alas, I can’t make a living as a writer. I’ve learned to be "Humble On Wall Street." "Silent Investor, Silent Loser" embraces a shareholder activist theme along with my love of France and contemporary art. The next book, "Master Class for Investors," is available on amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com. Its theme is the interaction between perception and misperception in financial markets and the art world. My latest book, "Train to Outslug the Market" was published late 2020. Its theme is how to run your own money, successfully. It is available on amazon.com. ... "
" ... Yet they’re perhaps best-known for their hotel and hospitality holdings, which have included Monaco's Mirabeau high-rise residential tower and luxury group Maybourne, which held landmarks like Claridges. But their crown jewel was London’s Ritz, which they bought 25 years ago for £75 million ($119 million). In 2012 the brothers were the subject of a BBC Panorama investigation after the hotel was accused of paying no corporation tax through tax relief that, although legal, is often frowned upon by the British press and politicians. Responding to the BBC’s allegations, the Barclay twins said they have had nothing to do with the running of the U.K. companies. David Barclay said in a 2012 statement, "My brother and I have no editorial, political or economic power in the U.K. We have not attended office, management or board meetings in the U.K. since leaving the country." ... "