New York City Ballet News
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Yahoo! Inc. Chief Executive Officer Marissa Mayer is auctioning a private lunch to raise money for a California school, following a bidding war for a similar opportunity in April to meet with Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook.
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Nearly every major cultural institution in New York has an organization devoted to cultivating future donors. They do this through a series of incentives like free admission to shows, openings and parties, where open bars are meant to open wallets. To oversimplify: liquor out, with hopes of money in later.
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Forest Laboratories Inc., maker of the Alzheimer’s drug Namenda and blood-pressure pill Bystolic, said Howard Solomon will retire as chief executive officer at year’s end after holding the job for more than three decades.
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The union representing New York City Ballet dancers said today it filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board .
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“There are so many things that ask for people’s attention and support,” Diana DiMenna said last night at the David H. Koch Theater. “It’s our responsibility to make sure this party is great.”
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At New York City Ballet’s fall gala last night, billionaire David Koch talked about his support of Mitt Romney.
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As the year closes, Scene Last Night takes a look at the causes that people in finance tend to cluster around. Today: The Hedge Funder Balletomanes.
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In the David H. Koch Theater at New York’s Lincoln Center Thursday night, audience members craned and swiveled to catch a glimpse of Paul McCartney sitting in the first ring.
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Lisa Falcone is sitting at the head of a conference table, rapping to music by Swizz Beatz and waving her tanned arms above her head. She's meeting with the two employees of her fledgling company, Everest Entertainment. Just outside the room, her husband, Philip Falcone, is running his $9 billion hedge fund, Harbinger Capital, but that doesn't hold her back. She produced the song and sings along as it blasts from iPod speakers on the table: "Come on bitches, get your hands in the air, ugly bitches too, we don't care!"
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Billionaire David H. Koch earned degrees in chemical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology but fell in love with dance at the Boston Ballet.
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