Stanley Bing

There's a quality of executive hauteur that some people have and some don't, no matter what their title might be. Mike Jordan -- who died yesterday -- had it.

It's just possible, in short, that in the end I may well be the last Bing standing. Time will tell.

ComScore, which measures these things, put out a press release today that indicates that my brother, Bing the Search Engine, is off to a pretty good start.

Pepsi annexed graphic elements of the Obama campaign's logo. Mario Lavandeira lifted the name of an exhibitionist heiress, gave it a Latino twist, and emerged with staggering success. The appropriation of brands is epidemic, and the Internet is only making it worse.

Even in the toughest of times, there are stories that warm the heart while at the same time sort of freezing your blood.

Fortune's Stanley Bing or CBS' Gil Schwartz -- call him what you will, he's interviewed by WallStrip's Julie Alexandra and talks about his new book, E...

Like I'm going to see some film about Edith Piaf," Bing said when pressed on the matter by nobody. "This is probably why the euro is doing so well against the dollar."