Condé Nast has released their latest edition for Portfolios Magazine!
Cover Story:
Pipe Dreams –
Sarah Palin says she’s building a gas pipeline. The only problem: It isn’t there. And it’s her fault.
Exxon vs. Obama –
Peak oil and plunging crude prices are nothing—the world’s biggest energy company may finally have met its match.
The Thrill is Gone –
Michael Jackson wears tube socks, and now they can be yours. Highlights of the Neverland Ranch possessions being auctioned off.
The Prime of Mr. Nouriel Roubini –
Life is good for the economist known as Doctor Doom. But is the recession’s best-known prophet just a one-hit wonder?
Cash Me If You Can –
The savviest move Yale endowment chief David Swensen may have made in the last year was to ignore his own advice.
His Space –
MySpace co-founder Chris DeWolfe on why he thinks his business model is better than Facebook’s.
Spoils of Prosperity –
The rise of militant populist Jacob Zuma is exacerbating
a new rift in South Africa.
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Equities Magazine has released their February edition!
Monsters of the Day Trade
Jon and Pete Najarian tackle today’s financial market, the world of options, and opportunities to watch for in 2009.
As the market continues to chart unprecedented territory, economic news and analysis is stealing the spotlight among the mainstream media. And in an industry where characters are abundant and everyone claims to be an expert, brothers Jon Najarian and Pete Najarian have risen above the crowd to become some of the few trusted voices. While their stints in the National Football League may be well-documented, the Najarians made their bones in finance amid the trading pits of the Chicago Board Options Exchange dating back to the early 1980s. Their unique background and flair for counterculture have made their signature ponytail and facial hair as recognizable as the intuitive insight they dole out each day on CNBC and optionMONSTER.com.
Equities caught up with the Najarians during a rare window in their busy schedule. Jon was preparing for one of his regular appearances on Fast Money, and Pete had just finished blogging about the day’s biggest trade—in this case, a major move in Boeing. As expected, the discussion was both candid and entertaining.
Additional Articles include:
China Media Trends
New Age Advertising
New Era, New Pay Structure
Reading The Russell
Escapist Media
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Paisano publications will be out soon with their June 2009 edition of Tattoo, the world’s best selling tattoo magazine. Featured in this publication are the following artists:
Julia Carrillo – Art that Grows on You
Joe Currivan – Loving The Good Life
Kings Avenue Tattoo – Staying Humble
UnderOath – The Sound Of Separation
Rachel Kuntz – Packing In The Ink
The Green Bay Connection – Lucky 13
Shawn Barber – Tattooed Portraits
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