The 30-Minute Interview : The 30-Minute Interview: Michael Kleinberg

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NEW YORK — Peter Madoff will serve 10 years in prison for his role in his older brother’s multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme, a U.S. judge said on Thursday. Peter Madoff, 67, pleaded guilty in June to criminal charges including conspiracy to commit securities fraud for falsifying the books and records of the investment advisory company founded by his brother, Bernard Madoff. I am deeply ashamed of my conduct. I accept full responsibility for my actions

Mr. Cole is a founder and a principal of BAM Architecture Studio, a New York design firm focusing on the entertainment and health care industries.

Mr. Perkins is a founder of Perkins Eastman, a planning, design and project management firm.

Ask a job seeker what his or her weaknesses are and chances are they will say they work too hard. Ask that same candidate what they would do if they won $20 million in the lottery and you’re not likely to get a canned or polished answer.

Mr. Bobrow is the president of Norman Bobrow & Company and the managing partner of First New York Realty Brokers, both of which specialize in tenant representation for office and retail space.

NAIROBI, Kenya — A politician named Obama who is running for governor in Kenya can boast of one big claim to fame on the campaign trail: blood relations with the president of the United States. Malik Obama — a half-brother of Barack Obama — is running for a governor’s position in the country’s nationwide elections on Monday, though he said he’s not sure what impact his relationship to the American president has on his campaign.

Jack Abraham is following in the footsteps of his father, who founded ComScore. Some familiar names were scribbled in the corner of a white board: Amazon. Google. Craigslist. EBay. PayPal.