"If Arabs can exploit Israeli resources -- the brains, finances and contacts -- and leverage it, it could create so much value.
Who better to guide us through how it came to pass, what its implications are, and how to repair the damage, than the man universally regarded as the greatest brain in finance, the Sage of Omaha Yet the Oracle is saying nothing, beyond issuing a generic "told you so".
We are the principal investigators of the trial evaluating brain stents financed by the National Institutes of Health.
Women who like Mrs. Clinton from her sixth-grade best friend to the Republican mother who won her help with brain research financing joined her on the campaign trail and told very likable anecdotes about the senator.
These critics lament the brain drain into finance and consulting.
The speed with which investors fled the tumbling peso and the knock-on effect on other countries looked like the hallmarks of new kind of financial debacle, one that resulted from vast international capital flows sweeping into and out of emerging economies ill-prepared to deal with them.The big brains of international finance were shocked by both the sudden onset of the crisis and its virulence.
A few highly skilled designers, marketing experts and finance brains create a new product, almost entirely on a computer.
Frederic Mishkin, a former Fed governor, once called finance "the brain of the economy".
Philpott cites a further kind of damage to society from the lavish rewards available in finance: a brain drain.
Michael Milken, the former Drexel Burnham Lambert financier, presided over an X-shaped desk in Beverly Hills, managing a brain trust that helped finance the restructuring of corporate America.
The event included three full days of volunteering, exhibits, entertainment and wide-ranging information sessions on topics including brain health, travel, personal finance, health and wellness and more.
