In the end, sometimes our reactions were divorced from reason and rationale, and had nothing to do with how we felt about him. They were reactions born of the raw emotion that comes when a seam in the fabric of our culture unravels, when someone as undeniably monumental as Michael Jackson dies.
--Monica Hesse, Washington Post
MiB: Jurrien Timmer, Director of Global Macro at Fidelity Investments
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This week, I speak with Jurrien Timmer, Director of Global Macro at
Fidelity Investments. The firm oversees $16 trillion on its platform for 20
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1 comment:
Hey. Nice to see you back at the old blog, Nagarjuna.
It does feel weird that Michael Jackson's dead.
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