Author: Arthur M.M. Krolman

Delaware North Companies, Inc. Attn: Jeremy M. Jacobs, Jr., CEO 40 Fountain Plaza Buffalo, NY  14202 Dear Mr. Jacobs, My uncle, Norman Krolman, was a great hockey player and I love going to a hockey game in your Boston Garden. Until last night. Before the game starts, you play the national anthem with its disturbing imagery of the explosive destruction of war. Nothing to do with hockey but that’s all right, I guess. It reminds me of my uncle. During the game, you highlight a live warrior in the audience and everyone around me is pressured to rise and applaud. … Continue reading →

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Goldman-Sachs man William C. Dudley is posted at the top of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Recently he gave a major speech at the Virginia Military Institute. At the end, he accepted questions from the audience. One man asked Mr. Dudley a pointed question (53:19) about one customer, Germany, experiencing a delay in getting their gold back. A syllable-by-syllable transcription follows: William C. Dudley: Okay. Last question, please. Questioner:  You don’t store a lot of gold. WCD: Ha ha ha. Yes, we do. I think the Federal Reserve Bank of New York is the largest gold depository in … Continue reading →

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Dear Mr. Gates, Thank you for your candid interview urging the human species to do something really big: let government push and pull the private sector to change earth’s temperature by two degrees.  But, with all due respect, you’re thinking way too small. Please accept this letter as my urging that you seize the opportunity to do something much bigger: prove beyond doubt that government is less inept than the private sector for all decision-making. My idea is sparked by your mind-blowing, albeit brusque, reply to the journalist: Yes, the government will be somewhat inept. But the private sector is … Continue reading →

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