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Glenn Rifkin

Glenn Rifkin

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Contributor and Author, Future Forward, The New York Times

Massachusetts

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queer artists, punkI cover alternative music, drag and Feminism., queer issues pop culture, Brooklyn nightlife

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Myself in glory.

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Total articles 240

  • Dodge vs. Ford

    By Glenn Rifkin| Korn Ferry@ By Glenn Rifkin When Henry Ford started his automotive company in 1903, he partnered with a pair of fiery, bar-brawling brothers named John and Horace Dodge. The two machinists became integral to turning Ford into an industry magnate. They even attended his son's wedding in 1916. The day after the ceremony, though, the Dodge brothers filed a lawsuit against Ford Motor Company.

    By Glenn Rifkin · Korn Ferry

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • The NBA's Long-Forgotten Team

    By Glenn Rifkin| Korn Ferry@ By: Glenn Rifkin In 1978, the Buffalo Braves of the National Basketball Association departed from western New York and landed in San Diego, where they became the Clippers. A sports franchise relocating is not unusual. But this move, which jilted the fans in Buffalo, was the culmination of a bizarre franchise swap, the only one of its kind in the history of US professional sports.

    By Glenn Rifkin · Korn Ferry

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Dodge vs. Ford

    By Glenn Rifkin| Korn Ferry@ By Glenn Rifkin When Henry Ford started his automotive company in 1903, he partnered with a pair of fiery, bar-brawling brothers named John and Horace Dodge. The two machinists became integral to turning Ford into an industry magnate. They even attended his son's wedding in 1916. The day after the ceremony, though, the Dodge brothers filed a lawsuit against Ford Motor Company.

    By Glenn Rifkin · Korn Ferry

    Apr. 04, 2025

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The New York Times

New York, New York, United States

+1 800-698-4637