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Which coffee mug is best? Sure, coffee lovers are particular about their tastes in the brew — and they’re every bit as picky when it comes to coffee mugs. Considering you drink out of it daily ...

When I graduated from Columbia Business School in 1969, George (Roberts, KKR co-founder) was already working for Bear Stearns. He was in the investment bank's corporate finance department ...

Discover how to pick the perfect coffee mug according to two coffee experts that argue it’s just as important as the beans you brew. Our editors independently select these products. Making a ...

The coffee mug is an officially-licensed product ... Amazon has restocked the popular ICUP Grateful Dead Bear Head Molded Mug. Made from a molded ceramic and available in a muted pink colorway ...

And whether you drink your coffee at home, at the office, or on the go, the mug you choose is important. From mugs that keep your coffee warm all morning to stylish ceramic mugs that are microwave ...

The best microwaveable coffee mugs are made from glass, ceramic, or BPA-free plastic and have a handle that stays cool enough to hold comfortably. No matter what material you choose, make sure ...

That being said, my own coffee mug can’t quite be brought anywhere but home, and frankly, burns my hands for the first 10 minutes I try and hold it. This really only leaves me about five minutes ...

Jimmy Cayne is no longer a household name on Wall Street, his fame darkened by the last couple of years as CEO of the ill-fated investment bank Bear Stearns. But Cayne’s story is far more complex.

Jimmy Cayne, the former Bear Stearns chief executive who became infamous for playing bridge and reportedly smoking marijuana rather than keeping an eye on the financial behemoth he ran ...

Financial adviser Stephen Bearce bought 100 shares of Bear Stearns at roughly $30 each on March 14, 2008, and only broke even on the trade this month, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.