peHUB First Read
* Mark Suster: What’s it like being a venture capitalist?
* Jim McTague: FINRA must heal itself before receiving added responsibilities
* The No Prick Rule: “Hire the good, humble, kind human being first … skill-set second.”
* Morning Call: U.S. futures look flat, London opens higher, European shares climb, the Nikkei gains 0.3% and Hong Kong shares jump nearly 2%.
* Nick Hasell: Have London’s listed private equity firms turned a corner?
* Kevin Kelleher: The spark that could ignite Web M&A
* ABI Research: RFID market to reach $5.35 billion this year, and $8.25 billion by 2014
* Steve Rosenbaum: “Curation, whether accidental or intentional, is rapidly becoming the future of media and publishing.”
* David Biello: “The Bloom box makes no economic sense whatsoever without various government subsidies, particularly a federal tax credit paired with incentives from the state of California.”
* Tweet of the Day: @EpicureanDeal I have always had a bias toward survivorship. I find it much more convenient than the alternative.
* Tweet of the Day II: @carney Here’s one reason you cannot give law students a “practical education”–If they knew what the work was like they would drop out.
* Never expected to see my uncle quoted in a story about Chatroulette.
* Felix Salmon on link-phobic bloggers at the NYT and WSJ.
* Could Apax still take Tommy Hilfiger public?
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Adam said on March 8, 2010
Could you fix the link to the following bullett: The No Prick Rule: “Hire the good, humble, kind human being first … skill-set second.â€
It doesn’t seem to be working and I am interested to read what the article says
dan primack said on March 8, 2010
fixed. apologies