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All the while Minshew was receiving calls from potential investors and PYP users asking what had happened.
FORBES: A Cautionary Tale: Friendship, Business Ethics, and Bad Breakups (Acts III and IV)
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Meanwhile, on Sept. 23, 2010 Pouchot incorporated PYP llc in Delaware listing Pouchot as the sole owner.
FORBES: A Cautionary Tale: Friendship, Business Ethics, and Bad Breakups (Acts I and II)
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They claimed that Minshew was emotionally volatile, prone to outbursts, and not viewed positively by people outside PYP.
FORBES: A Cautionary Tale: Friendship, Business Ethics, and Bad Breakups (Acts III and IV)
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Then Pouchot turned around and cut off site and e-mail access to Minshew and all the other PYP staffers.
FORBES: A Cautionary Tale: Friendship, Business Ethics, and Bad Breakups (Acts III and IV)
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That was the day that Pouchot and Ghosn were meeting with four new interns to get them started with PYP.
FORBES: III. Full-Time CEO offends a co-Founder
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Should they leave the security of McKinsey to work on it full-time or just build PYP on nights and weekends?
FORBES: A Cautionary Tale: Friendship, Business Ethics, and Bad Breakups (Acts I and II)
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These young women faced numerous professional challenges as they contemplated launching PYP.
FORBES: A Cautionary Tale: Friendship, Business Ethics, and Bad Breakups (Acts I and II)
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Meanwhile, in addition to editing the site, Minshew was forming partnerships with Forbes, Business Insider, and Huffington Post to drive traffic to PYP.
FORBES: III. Full-Time CEO offends a co-Founder
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All these issues burned brightly for the co-founders of PYP.
FORBES: A Cautionary Tale: Friendship, Business Ethics, and Bad Breakups (Acts I and II)