I write narrative features about how systems affect people. Contributing writer, Bloomberg Businessweek. Author, Bad Company: Private Equity and the Death of the American Dream: https://bookshop.org/a/109816/9780063299351.
Megan Greenwell
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no parade for me as I have a job, but made sure to vote early to get The Cool Knicks Sticker.
Wondering why Americans aren’t feeling great about their futures, the economy, or the American dream? Read Bad Company by @greenwell.bsky.social I knew #privateequity was bad but daammmnnn #Booksky
maybe the vibes are so good because all the rich people fled Mamdanistan so only the cool people are left.
obviously this rules and using the bully pulpit to foster joy in the city is refreshing and delightful after a mayor who seemed to hate it here etc. etc. AND: "Being a New Yorker, we're always the underdogs" is a categorically deranged thing to say, I love it so much.
wait, people believed G&T was real? I thought everyone knew it was a ruse to trick the world’s most annoying 30-somethings into embarrassing themselves by bragging online about what first-grade class they were in.
he watched the game.
deeply uncool to find NYC the greatest city on earth, but Pride + Knicks + Cool Mayor + World Cup + summer weather really has created unprecedented vibes. Took this as a guy next to me shrieked OH MY GOD, GOD IS GAAAAAAY!
update here @jaywillis.net @sethrosenthal.bsky.social @bartsmith.bsky.social
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“Pizza Hut declares bankruptcy” - headline in 8 months
Also read @greenwell.bsky.social’s book “Bad Company”
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Robin Englehart-Bagley
53 years in the making.
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Neil would rather be eating ice cream
My high school pal is planning to watch last night's Knicks game after his kids go to bed tonight. He does not live in NYC but DOES work an internet job, and he has zero idea what happened. I have so many questions for him about how he is pulling this off.
The Pizza Hut restaurant chain will be sold for $2.7 billion by parent company Yum Brands.
Private equity firm LongRange Capital is buying the pizza chain, excluding the mainland China business.
