TheStreet.com’s Marek Fuchs, who goes by the moniker Business Press Maven, wants to know why BusinessWeek’s recent story on former AOL chief Steve Case ignored his past history.
“You hear that? Steve Case is taking on! He’s wresting! (That’s not resting, mind you, but wresting!) If financial firms are not killed off by the subprime exposure they don’t have much of, Case will do the trick.
“Where have I heard this before?
“Oh yeah, with Case’s move to remake health care, mentioned in a quick and vapid sentence in the Business Week story. At the time of the announcement, that move was greeted with headlines about him taking on and wresting (not resting) all sorts of things from the health care companies.”
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