At Bat
David RubensteinDavid M. Rubenstein's reflections on history, finance, baseball, and philanthropy
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How One Date Came to Define a Nation
In every civilization, people seem to take pleasure in marking their birthdays – and nations, in their own way, are no different.
This month, the United States will begin a yearlong commemoration of its 250th birthday. A reasonable que...
Remembering Lou Gerstner: Business Titan, Generous Soul
first appeared in “From David’s Desk” on January 29th, 2026
Last August, I hosted a brunch in Nantucket for some friends and invited Lou and Robin Gerstner to join us.
I knew that Lou had been facing some health challenges, mainly fro...
How Washington’s Institutions Took Shape
first appeared in “From David’s Desk” on December 5th, 2025
In recent months, five of the US Government’s largest cultural organizations have attracted considerable public attention, perhaps more than they have ever had, in part because of...
When Peace Gets Its Moment
first appeared in “From David’s Desk” on October 9th, 2025
There is a seemingly endless number of awards or prizes given to distinguished individuals and organizations. It has never been clear to me whether those giving the awards and priz...
US Debt, Deficits, and the Missed Opportunity
first appeared in “From David’s Desk” on September 25th, 2025
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For national debt aficionados, or fans of the musical Hamilton, it is not news that the US government started out with debt – about $70 million. Paying that off w...
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Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of The Carlyle Group, philanthropist, interviewer, author, historian, and owner of the Baltimore Orioles.
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