Daniel Cohen

4 weeks ago | lrb.co.uk | Jane Martinson |Daniel Cohen

There are​ people who like the idea of living in a hotel, but nobody wants to die in one. Margaret Thatcher checked in to the Ritz in December 2012, a couple of weeks after she was diagnosed with bladder cancer. ‘She loved the Ritz,’ her private secretary recalled. ‘She was looked after by beautifully dressed young men: the world wasn’t bothering her anymore.’ Thatcher spent the next three months in a suite that cost £3660 a night.

Jan 13, 2025 | jpost.com | Daniel Cohen

Anyone who has visited Ayalon Mall in recent weeks might have noticed a peculiar sight. Outside the restrooms on the food court level, there is a wall-mounted machine, often surrounded by people whispering and trying to decipher its purpose. Inside the machine are five bottles of premium perfume, with a sign above it explaining how to use it. In short: swipe a credit card, select a perfume, approach with your neck or extend your hands, and enjoy a spray of quality perfume for just NIS 8.

Oct 7, 2024 | blogs.timesofisrael.com | Daniel Cohen |Dan Cohen

Rabbi Daniel Cohen was ordained in 1993 by the HUC-JIR and has served Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel since 1993. An avid technology geek, for fun he writes for the tech blog Gear Diary.

Nov 1, 2023 | forbes.com | Daniel Cohen

Co-founder of Cohen Circle and The Bancorp. Founder and Chairman of Cohen & Company Asset Management. Meme stocks are often thought of as a joke, but what if you can actually leverage them into something worthwhile? The more I’ve thought about this, the more I’ve realized that they are a natural backer of the marketplace. Meme stocks find their growth not from traditional financial metrics, but from an explosive rise in value driven by social media hype and speculative investing.

Sep 27, 2023 | forbes.com | Daniel Cohen

Co-founder of Cohen Circle and The Bancorp. Founder and Chairman of Cohen & Company Asset Management. In the ever-evolving landscape of finance and technology, the term fintech has emerged as a commonly used amalgamation of two distinct yet intertwined realms: finance and technology. As startups continue to disrupt traditional financial services with innovative solutions, understanding the interplay between the “fin” and tech elements becomes crucial, particularly when considering valuations.