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Bring It On Home To MeLately, I’ve been reading an awful lot about bonds backed by the royalties from rock’n’ roll records. The whole thing [...] |
Joe Queenan | May 1 1998 | |
Burnt OfferingsBecause of unprecedented volatility in the stock market, a number of underwriters have been forced to delay or indefinitely postpone [...] |
Joe Queenan | December 1 1999 | |
Byte SizeOne rainy afternoon in October 1996, commercial real-estate salesman Paul Merlin stopped off at a typically blue-collar New York City [...] |
Joe Queenan | March 1 1998 | |
Caught Flat-FootedSeveral weeks ago, something unexpectedly wonderful occurred when Reebok Intl terminated its promotional deal with Los Angeles Lakers basketball star [...] |
Joe Queenan | September 1 1998 | |
Censoring ScuttlebuttThe Perils of Blocking Gossipy Bloggers |
Joe Queenan | Chief Humor | October 13 2009 |
Citizen FedWould citizen economists be able to do a better job than the jaded professionals who’ve missed the last two stock market bubbles and the recent housing market meltdown? |
Joe Queenan | Chief Humor | April 12 2012 |
Clarity Ain’t What it Used to BeIn the past few months, a perplexing new term has crept into the vocabulary of the business community. The word [...] |
Joe Queenan | May 1 2003 | |
Cloning the CoastersLast New Year’s Eve, 2,000 festive souls gathered in the Westchester County Center near my suburban New York home to [...] |
Joe Queenan | July 1 1994 | |
Come Out SmokingOne of the harsh truths of the marketplace is that an advertising strategy that works for one product will not [...] |
Joe Queenan | May 1 1997 | |
Confessions of an Annual ReportDown through the ages, mankind has been able to cling to but a few certainties: death, taxes, the Cubs never [...] |
Joe Queenan | November 1 1998 |