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By Foster Kamer 2/06 5:54pm

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Something about a 'shmear job.'

Whoops: Yahoo VP Forgets to Remove Laid Off Bloggers from Non-BCC’d Bagel Brunch Invite, Sassed in Return

Mickie Rosen is Yahoo!'s Senior Vice President for the Yahoo Media Network. In the company's words, her job is to work with "Yahoo! Finance, Yahoo! News and Yahoo! Sports focusing on the content strategy, programming and cultivating Yahoo!’s 'voice.'" It's a big job, making Yahoo! brand-name competition with outlets like AOL/The Huffington Post as well as the likes of NBC, ABC, and CBS. She probably oversees quite a few people. Now—due to a misfired email—she probably has a better idea of who they are, and who they are not. Read More

By Janon Fisher 1/17 4:00pm

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David E. Green. (Illustration by Joao Maio Pinto)

David E. Green: Young Real Estate Man of the Year Recipient

Whether it’s revitalizing an old property with hip new tenants, or reassuring an established firm that its current address is the right fit, David E. Green showcases the kind of commercial real estate savvy that has earned him trust among an eclectic portfolio of clients.

Mr. Green’s peers recognize it, too, and that’s why the Cushman & Wakefield executive director has been named this year’s Real Estate Board of New York “Young Real Estate Man of the Year” recipient.

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By Daniel Edward Rosen 12/20/11 1:30pm

power broker

David E. Green

The Repositionist of 2 Park Avenue

Even in Manhattan, a building can go stale.

In Midtown South, for example, a commercial property can amass a litany of blue-chip legal practices and financial services firms in one decade, and then, 10 years later, watch as its tenant portfolio withers in prestige.

Take 2 Park Avenue. The building once served as the base of operations for Newsday and Times Mirror Inc. back in the 1980s and 1990s and more recently for The Hartford, the Connecticut-based insurance company.

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By Gillian Reagan 10/23/08 4:09pm

Yahoo! Cops Charity Tactics for Ad Campaign

Every charity and awareness campaign has a color. There's pink for breast cancer. Yellow to support the troops. Red for HIV/AIDS. White for peace. People wear color wristbands, ribbons and clothes to display their support for victims and raise awareness. Since late summer, Yahoo! has claimed the color purple (usually used to represent Read More


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