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Tracy Chapman’s music is a reflection of her life experiences, her purpose. Ian Schrager’s hotels are a reflection of his life experiences, his purpose. And Supreme’s hats and skate decks are a refle…
The Chanel of downtown streetwear.
—Business of Fashion
When James Jebbia arrived in New York from London in 1983 he had, in his own words, “no training in anything and no loot.” He applied for a job…
Making the spirit soar and making somebody sort of lift off the ground and fly is about creating magic. People ask me about magic and what it is; it’s very difficult for me to say. If I knew I would …
THE AGE OF IDEAS
A point in time when creativity becomes the primary driver of value creation and the last remaining sustainable competitive advantage.
It is as if Freud supplied us the sick half of …
“These were, by their résumés, very superior people. And I thought, gee, maybe there is something here, something more valuable than just being an employee.
- Arthur Rock, venture capitalist
On a hot …