Documents tagged "Attachments"
Found 211 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_021416.txt
The document is an email conversation between Lawrence Krauss and Jeffrey E. regarding a BuzzFeed News inquiry about allegations of sexual harassment. The main topic of the conversation revolves around how to respond to the allegations and what strategy to adopt. Key people mentioned in the document include Lawrence Krauss, Jeffrey E., and lawyers from BuzzFeed. The focus is on crafting a response that effectively addresses the claims made by the accusers while also considering possible legal implications.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_021408.txt
The document is an email from Lawrence Krauss to Nancy Portland regarding an inquiry from BuzzFeed News about allegations of sexual harassment. Lawrence Krauss denies the accusations and states that he treats people with respect and works hard to support and mentor them. He also mentions his high public profile, which has led to more scrutiny and outside complaints than other faculty members receive.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_021096.txt
The document discusses a conversation between two individuals regarding an article on sexism in the tech industry. The story involves Day One Ventures founder Masha Drokova who was advised by potential investors to get a male co-founder when raising her fund. The individuals mention that while she initially considered this suggestion, she realized it stemmed from sexism and ultimately rejected it. Additionally, they highlight an upcoming event featuring interviews with NBA star Draymond Green and other notable figures in the tech industry.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_020143.txt
This email is a forwarded message with an excerpt from Pro Rata by Kia Kokalitcheva. The key topic discussed in the message is about sexism and the challenges faced by female founders, particularly when raising funds for their businesses. The author mentions that Day One Ventures founder Masha Drokova was advised to get a male co-founder while raising her fund. This highlights the ongoing issue of gender inequality in the business world.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_017523.txt
The document is a forward of an email discussing the Globalization Summit program and attendee list. The sender, Barbro C Ehnbom, mentions that she invited Bill Clinton to the event but he is unavailable. She also talks about arranging a fundraiser for Congress Woman Diana deGette in New York City at the end of September and asks if Jeffrey would be interested in participating. Additionally, Barbro discusses Greta Tufvesson's research service and mentions that her friend Jeff Kriendler in Miami recently saw Goldsamt, someone she knows who won first prize for perseverance. The email also mentions Sofia and the prince being featured on magazines and Marcus having two big concerts in Stockholm.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016413.txt
The document discusses a new U.S. tax break known as Opportunity Zones that is designed to revitalize low-income areas across the country. Developers and investors are taking advantage of this program by rebuilding decaying neighborhoods, with hopes of attracting more business and investment to these areas. The program's success remains uncertain, but there is optimism among officials in struggling communities who hope it will jumpstart local economies.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_014525.txt
The email discusses the investment outlook for the year ahead and reflects on 2016 as a period of uncertainty with economic concerns such as China's growth path, oil prices, and U.S. consumer spending. The author notes that despite these concerns, maintaining a balanced and diversified position led to better performance in the long run. The email also mentions a "mid-cycle slowdown" and includes an image showing West Texas Intermediate spot price and broad trade-weighted dollar value over time.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_014523.txt
The document discusses the US Healthcare Year Ahead and recommends buying stocks in ACAD, AGN, ANTM, CELG, CVS, DHR, EW, EVHC, RARE, REGN, WBA. It highlights key people such as Richard Kahn from HBRK Associates Inc. and Amanda Ens, who are involved in the analysis of the healthcare sector. The document also addresses topics like the Washington DC backdrop, a review of various scenarios related to the ACA, and the views by analysts on biotech and specialty pharma sectors.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012685.txt
The content of the document appears to be an email from Stephanie discussing Oscar-related matters. The subject line is "RE: Oscar diary" and there's an attachment named "Oscar story.doc" included in the email. The sender, Jeffrey, has received the attached story in his inbox as well. The main body of the email discusses the political unrest in Libya, with Omar Quadhafi denying that rebels are taking over Eastern Libya, and oil prices shooting over one hundred dollars a barrel. It also mentions the US government being on the verge of a shut down. Stephanie then talks about attending the 83rd Academy Awards in Los Angeles to attend a party thrown by film producer Bryan Lourd. She notes that "The King's Speech" is considered the front-runner for the Best Picture Oscar, but fans of "The Social Network" are passionate and have not conceded defeat. She also mentions meeting English director Tom Hooper on his first film for HBO, "Elizabeth I," which starred Helen Mirren and won several Emmy awards. She became a champion of Hooper's work and encouraged people to see his earlier works like "John Adams." The email goes on to discuss the film festivals where "The King's Speech" and "The Social Network" were screened, as well as other films that received attention such as "127 Hours" and "Black Swan." It mentions how cool Yale/NYU student James Franco appeared at the Hamptons International Film Festival and received a heroic standing ovation. Overall, the email appears to be a personal reflection on the Oscar season and the films that were in contention for awards during that time.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012044.txt
This is an email exchange discussing financial markets and investment strategies. The sender suggests buying call spreads on XLF, a financial sector ETF. They provide some reasons for their recommendation, including bullish sentiment from investors and analysts, positive regulatory changes, increasing rates, tax reform expectations, and seasonal trends. They also share a specific trading strategy with a potential 2.8x gross max payoff if the knock-in is triggered and a 5.6x gross max payoff if not. The email emphasizes the importance of risk management in trading and highlights the fact that call spreads offer better risk-reward than being outright long financials stocks.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_011277.txt
The document discusses the financial sector and suggests investing in call spreads on XLF. The author cites bullish sentiment from North American investors and notes that buying has been concentrated in XLF. They also mention positive sentiment around regulation, rates, growth, and corporate tax rate cuts, but note that there is pushback due to concerns about valuation. The author recommends playing the sector with call spreads on XLF, noting potential upside if the knock-in is triggered or not triggered.