How much does the core idea matter? Wall Street legend Stanley Druckenmiller is forcing that question on a big stage this week, when he made major news in the WSJ…
If you aren’t already delirious from the late August heat, you may be after reading some of these stories. Katie Davis once again here to introduce you to this week’s…
I’m not sure how many of you have been to see Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of the Odyssey, but for the movie buffs here at Dez, we’re very focused on it….
We cover the hottest stories of the summer this week. By now, everyone knows that lettuce is to be avoided for the time-being. My kids have attempted to use this…
Nobody understands the farce of electoral politics quite like the Brits. England is a country that is near and dear to my heart. I have mixed feelings about UK politics,…
America turns 250 years old in a couple of weeks, and while Anne Marie and I are headed to Cannes on Sunday night to talk advertising and persuasion, we’re happy…
This week, we’re talking about four things Americans take seriously: branding, Bay Area real estate, email etiquette, and blondes. Our very own Anne Marie Malecha kicks us off with a…
With Memorial Day weekend in tow, Dez wants to start off by saying thank you to all those who have served. It’s Katie Runkle here, taking the pen while Josh…
There are two kinds of people in the world – those who trust the process and those who immediately question why the speed limit is suddenly 17.3 mph. Mark Emerson…
I don’t think there is a newsletter in Washington that generates the kind of whiplash our first two Dez Reads submissions do this week. Sam zooms out on modern sports…
Nothing quite captures the greatness of sports – sacrifice, ambition, competition, achievement, pain, glory – quite like March Madness. As two sports fans from the Heartland leading a firm with…
