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Jeffrey Epstein in 2004, four years before his plea deal in Florida that has been widely criticized.Credit...Rick Friedman/Getty Images After Jeffrey Epstein got out of the Palm Beach County jail in 2009, having served 13 months of an 18-month sentence resulting from a plea deal that has been widely criticized, he began a media campaign to remake his public image. The effort led to the publication
The World's Highest-Paid YouTube Stars 2015
The 25-year-old Swede is the top-earning YouTube star on the planet, pulling in $12 million pretax over the past year, all for providing expletive-heavy commentary as he plays videogames. Thanks to the millions of fans who make up his “bro army,” advertisers are willing to pay a pretty penny to have their products featured in his videos. In our first-ever ranking of the top-paid YouTube stars, we
We Just Thought, 'This Is How You Start A Company In America'
Kind of like every baseball player will try to be Major League, I thought that Silicon Valley is where you should start if you want to go big as an entrepreneur. In Japan, of course, there are accelerators and a proud tradition in technology. I had followed the tech industry even as a student, reading the blogs and keeping up with all the developments. A few of us visited Silicon Valley while we w
Now They Tell Us: The Story Of Japan's 'Lost Decades' Was Just One Big Hoax
Few “facts” of modern history have become so firmly established as the idea that the Japanese economy flamed out in the early 1990s. This story has greatly discombobulated other nations' policymaking, not least, as we will see in a moment, policymaking in the United States. Yet the “lost decades” story is not just a hoax but one of the most absurd and transparent hoaxes ever promoted in the Englis
Friending the Elderly in Japan
In 1997 Shinji Yamasaki was advising European private banks seeking a foothold in Japan when two facts struck him: Older Japanese were wealthy, and nobody knew how to market to them. Within three years he'd quit his job at Bain & Company to create Senior Communication, a consulting group that runs Japan's largest social networking site for seniors. Today Seniorcom.jp has more than 300,000 members,
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