Write-Offs: 11.17.11

$$$ NYPD appear to take Wall Street protester’s pants off, for some reason [Kateoplis]

$$$ Dick Bové: US Banks Could Benefit From Europe’s Crisis [CNBC]

$$$ Paulson’s Profit On Delphi May Top $400M [FINalternatives]

$$$ Former ‘Car Babes‘ Are Gaining a More Active Sales Role—and New Professional Clothes [WSJ]

$$$ Yelp Files To Raise $100 Million IPO [Bloomberg]

$$$ Pilot locked in lavatory causes unnecessary terror scare [NYP]

$$$ Perry Lashes Out At Banks In New Hampshire Stop [Reuters]

$$$ Watch Nigel Farage Dance On The Euro’s Grave [ZH]

$$$ LI man wearing ‘I’m a drunk’ shirt arrested for DWI [NYP]

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Comments (2)

  1. Posted by trojan_ | November 17, 2011 at 6:49 PM

    NYPD, you take the protestor's pants off AFTER you take him to his Williamsburg loft and tuck him into bed

  2. Posted by NoVictim | November 18, 2011 at 12:09 AM

    Re; Yelp's IPO, I would not touch this one with a ten foot pole. YELP is a known extortion scheme whereby businesses who decline to advertise wind up with their positive reviews filtered and their negative reviews made prominent. A cadre of so called elite Yelpers, are essentially losers, Yelps hired guns who do the dirty work of defaming small businesses for them. If you look at the numbers for this IPO they simply do not add up. After all, how can YELP expect small businesses to advertise with a bulletin board which has already defamed them or threatens to do so? Keep in mind that this money losing business relies on advertising for over 60% of its revenue!
    To make matters even worse there are numerous class action lawsuits which have already been filed, one of which has been dismissed WITH PREJUDICE but there are many, many others in the works. No wonder Stoppelman and Levtchick took the money and run, dumping 36M in series E funding for this p.o.s.!

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