The trading desk

Article Abstract:

Beane, whose inability to assimilate failure cost him his career as a player, has become perhaps the shrewdest general manager in baseball. His team, the Oakland Athletics, play in a small market and have less money to spend on talent than most teams. Beane, nevertheless, has routinely exploited his system of evaluating players to get the better end of trades, making the Athletics one of the most successful teams in the Major Leagues.

Strategy & planning, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Personnel administration, Sports Teams and Clubs, Sports clubs, managers, & promoters, Professional Baseball, Analysis, Management, Planning, Evaluation, Officials and employees, Human resource management, Company business management, Company personnel management, Baseball teams, Oakland Athletics, Baseball players, Company business planning, Baseball (Professional), Baseball executives, Beane, Billy

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Why you?

Article Abstract:

Evidently the terrorists who planned the World Trade Center attacks hate America's financial and cultural power, and America's military might, equally. They used half of their ammunition on the twin symbols of Wall Street.

Crimes against, Political aspects, Wall Street, Terrorism, International finance

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The Financial District: make a playground for the rich

Article Abstract:

The decentralization of the financial industry has made rebuilding the World Trade Center towers pointless. Better to make it a great neighborhood for financial executives to live.

Financial services industry, Financial services, Urban renewal, Rich, Rich people, Manhattan, New York, New York

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