* David Weigel: The failure of Peterson-ism
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* Josh Barro: Why we must go off the platinum coin cliff
* Morning Call: U.S. futures flat ahead of jobs data, European shares fall and the Nikkei spikes.
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* Not just Google: Self-driving cars are getting closer
* Merck CEO: Expect more pharma consolidation in 2013
* Kim Zetter: Write gambling software, go to prison
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* Guilty: Oldest private Swiss bank busted for enabling U.S. tax evasion
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* Jon Birger: What I learned aboard Shell's grounded Alaskan oil rig
* Brian Stetler: Behind Al Gore's sale of Current TV to Al Jazeera
* Ed Bott: Why you should be skeptical of Chitika's market-share reports
* Steve Case on sharing economy: "The new status symbol isn't what you own--it's what you're smart enough not to own."
The private equity giant has soared by obsessing about danger - and by becoming more than a one-man show.
FORTUNE -- The last time Blackstone's Steve Schwarzman was featured in the pages of Fortune, it was March 2007, and private equity firms were reveling in their moment of maximum glory. A frenzy of buying and bidding was pushing takeover deals into the tens of billions. Blackstone's founders, Schwarzman and Pete Peterson, MORE
Katie Benner - Dec 20, 2011 5:00 AM ET