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...Harvard endowment’s chief invments has recently made a bid to buy a controlling interest in Reader??s Digest...
Highfields Investments, a hedge fund started by former Harvard Management Corporation (HMC) investor Jonathan Jacobsen that invests around $1 billion of Harvard’s endowment, already owns a large part of Reader??s Digest stock...
...fund made the offer out of “frustration with the apparent unwillingness of [Reader??s Digest’s] management to more aggressively manage [its] capital and portfolio of businesses,” according to Highfields’ filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission...
...reader??s comment posted to the online edition of the article pretty well sums up the mood of the piece as a whole: “HARVARD lost a billion last year, while Yale was up a billion...And those are the REAL numbers...
...will a reader reject the words of the Iliad or War and Peace because of an ugly cover, and rarely will an even remotely judicious reader buy a book based solely on pretty cover art. In this show, even when the books do have content, the “reader??s” attention is inexorably drawn towards the visual aspects of the presentation—a tendency of which the artists seem fully aware, and even to embrace. McCarthy, for instance, says in her artist’s statement that “text...