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Week 10: Russia, Patience and The Future
Briefing: Managing risk for Russia & Ukraine | Patience pays when waiting for bear markets to end. | David Friedberg’s new product Cana has the potential to turn the beverage industry into a decentralized platform business. Russia & Ukraine Today marks two weeks into the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It’s been helpful to me to consider this under a framework…
Talk Chenin Blanc at Rebel Rebel
Explore the realm of Chenin Blanc at Rebel Rebel, a Somerville wine bar located within Bow Market. Owner Lauren Friel will lead guests through the basics of this grape with three different pours included in this hour-long class. Reserve your spot by purchasing tickets in advance. Sunday, March 13, 2022, 12:00 PM 1:00 PM
The Alice: An Immersive Cocktail Experience
Go down the rabbit hole for 90 minutes of clues, cupcakes and curiosities! The Alice Immersive Cocktail Experience takes you through the looking glass while enjoying two absurdist cocktails, solving riddles, embarking on scavenger hunts, and snacking on themed treats This fun, interactive event that is perfect for your date night, team building event or celebration. Friday, March 4 –…
Week 9: Past, Present, Future
Past, Present & Future First, we stand in solidarity with the citizens in Ukraine who are suffering tremendous hardships due to unfortunate geopolitical forces outside of their control. The past two years We wrote last week that easing COVID restrictions will help with inflationary pressures by reducing global supply chain complexity. Many mask mandates are ending next week, and companies…
Week 8: When Policies Act Like Taxes, Introducing AI, and NFTs
Briefing: Covid policies act as an additional tax on the global economy. Reducing restrictions should reduce the inflation print, which is vital to the Fed’s raising rates. | AI is now helping to advance Fusion energy development. | NFTs are polarizing. When policy acts as a tax I can’t remember a time in the last ten years when there wasn’t…
The Art of Banksy
The Art of Banksy pop-up exhibition features original and authenticated works associated with, arguably, the most intriguing and talked-about artist in modern history. On display are prints, canvasses, screenprints, sculptures, unique works and limited-edition pieces mainly dated between the years 1997 to 2008, the period which resulted in Banksy’s most recognizable and well-known works. Exhibition opened February 17, The Harvard…
Sake Tasting at Koji Club
The Koji Club has officially opened its doors in Brighton, and you can help christen the neighborhood’s latest addition by taking part in its sake tasting this weekend. They’ll be pouring three different styles of sake for you to sample alongside some snacks, so you can find your bearings within this beverage genre and discover which types are most to…
Week 7: Airbnb, Zombie Companies and Jamie Dimon
Briefing: Airbnb is an excellent example of a positive-sum business, one that has generated $150B in booking revenue for its hosts while unlocking previously unavailable real estate for travel. | Zombie Companies are companies that do not generate enough earnings to cover the cost of their debt, but that’s not the whole story as times have changed. | JPMorgan opened…
Kiss & Tell at Nick’s Comedy Stop
Whether you’re unlucky in love, totally in love, or just nervous about pronouncing “pre-fixe” out loud, this Valentine’s Day everyone’s invited to Kiss & Tell at Nick’s Comedy Stop. Skip the cheap champagne, drugstore chocolate and blood diamonds, and instead join three of NYC’s sexiest comedians as they spill their hottest tips, biggest red flags and wildest romps. Comedians Carly…
