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  • 14 Feb 2012 at 5:51 PM

Housekeeping: Dealbreaker Access

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With the proliferation of smart phones and tablets in the financial community, there are now more ways than ever to access Dealbreaker content beyond your desktop browser. For those of you unable to access Dealbreaker through your work computer, you can easily access Dealbreaker.com through the web browser on any mobile device. Dealbreaker stories are available on the Flipboard, Google Currents, and Pulse readers, and we will be launching on more mobile readers shortly. Dealbreaker is also accessible through Bloomberg using the command NH BLG_DEALBREAKER <go>.

If you have not yet accessed Dealbreaker through your mobile browser, please give it a try now. We also encourage you to download the readers in the Apple App Store or Android Marketplace to access Dealbreaker through a mobile reader. And if you for a firm that blocks Dealbreaker, please email us.

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Every day from Oct. 3-Oct. 31, New York steakhouse Smith & Wollensky is literally changing the name of their restaurant to the last name of a randomly chosen guest who pledges to make Smith & Wollensky their exclusive steakhouse. And when we say, “the name of their restaurant, ” we mean on everything: the awning, the the signs, the napkins, even the knives. All you have to do is go to their website, take their pledge, and book a table and you too could see your name alongside the famous Wollensky.

O’Doyle & Wollensky? Chang & Wollensky? It could happen.

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    Every day from Oct. 3-Oct. 31, New York steakhouse Smith & Wollensky is literally changing the name of their restaurant to the last name of a randomly chosen guest who pledges to make Smith & Wollensky their exclusive steakhouse. And when we say, “the name of their restaurant, ” we mean on everything: the awning, the the signs, the napkins, even the knives. All you have to do is go to their website, take their pledge, and book a table and you too could see your name alongside the famous Wollensky.

    O’Doyle & Wollensky? Chang & Wollensky? It could happen.

      Every day from Oct. 3-Oct. 31, New York steakhouse Smith & Wollensky is literally changing the name of their restaurant to the last name of a randomly chosen guest who pledges to make Smith & Wollensky their exclusive steakhouse. And when we say, “the name of their restaurant, ” we mean on everything: the awning, the the signs, the napkins, even the knives. All you have to do is go to their website, take their pledge, and book a table and you too could see your name alongside the famous Wollensky.

      O’Doyle & Wollensky? Chang & Wollensky? It could happen.

        Every day from Oct. 3-Oct. 31, New York steakhouse Smith & Wollensky is literally changing the name of their restaurant to the last name of a randomly chosen guest who pledges to make Smith & Wollensky their exclusive steakhouse. And when we say, “the name of their restaurant, ” we mean on everything: the awning, the the signs, the napkins, even the knives. All you have to do is go to their website, take their pledge, and book a table and you too could see your name alongside the famous Wollensky.

        O’Doyle & Wollensky? Chang & Wollensky? It could happen.

          Come Learn in Luxury at the Alpha Institutes CIO Summit

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          Raise your hand if you work with alternative investments. Continue reading »

          Come Learn in Luxury at the Alpha Institutes CIO Summit

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          Raise your hand if you work with alternative investments. Continue reading »

          • 02 Feb 2011 at 2:00 PM

          Meredith Whitney’s Muni Bond Report

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