The steam engine. Trains. Oil. Electricity. Flight. Nuclear power. The computer chip. The Internet. All of these innovations were... Read More
I came to the U.S. from France over 15 years ago with a dream familiar to many immigrants: to build a better life, contribute meaningfully,... Read More
You would have felt lazy, and likely viewed as pathetic and stupid if you were alive in 1825. Why? Because 200 years ago your work options... Read More
Bond yields have edged down on expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next week, and they may drift lower if the economy sours. If you... Read More
Would easing quarterly earnings reporting requirements solve investors’ pet peeve? Read More
Two weeks ago, U.S. immigration officials arrested almost 500 foreign nationals working at the construction site of a... Read More
Trump's IRS reform under Scott Bessent targets Revenue Ruling 2014-14 and other Biden policies that hurt Florida families and job creators. Read More
In today’s Market 360, I’ll explain why I’m calling the Fed ostriches after yesterday’s meeting. From the “dot plot” to housing... Read More
According to Reuters, relatives of the man accusing Trump’s political enemies of mortgage fraud have benefited from the same dubious... Read More
Trump came to Britain, said all the right things, invited the king for a return visit, and then went home, leaving in place high tariffs. Read More
On Wednesday, the Disney-owned network announced that it’s indefinitely suspending Jimmy Kimmel’s show — with little fanfare and zero... Read More
A founding principle of the United States, enshrined in the Constitution’s opening amendment, is that our republic depends on... Read More
The last several years in the US have seen a dramatic increase in electricity prices. Read More
There has been a lot of talk this year about governments’ excessive debt loads in developed countries. Read More
Social media promised connection, but it has delivered exhaustion. Read More
The disruption is real. It's also predictable. Read More
Nina L. Khrushcheva sees in the US president a Soviet-era archetype, enabling and emboldening authoritarian bad actors. Read More
Humanity is running out of children faster than expected but technology may offer some hope Read More
In China, companies that are closer to temples are more generous to shareholders: religion subtly shapes economic behaviour Read More
The traditional assumptions underpinning U.S. equity investing may be due for a fresh look. Read More
Adoption has been rapid but how are companies and individuals actually using this new techonology? Read More
With the White House downplaying the value of quarterly reporting for companies, investors face a familiar question: does the cost of... Read More
Past cycles reveal how monetary shifts have influenced recessions, bear markets, and investment styles leadership, lessons investors can use... Read More
International markets have beaten the US handily. Some countries' markets have done even better. Read More
In 2012, I read an article on Breitbart.com that called out liberal bias in the teaching of economics. The author pointed to “distortions” in a high school textbook co-authored by Paul Krugman that dismissed the thinking of supply-side economists. It denied that the tax reduction they helped bring about during the Reagan administration had any effect on economic growth—despite go... Read More
For too long, the tech ecosystem has been enamored with the allure of rapid growth, often at the expense of sustainable financial discipline. Early-stage startups have their place as harbingers of innovation, but the companies that ultimately drive economic impact are those that convert innovation into consistent, scalable profit. Profit is the tangible evidence that a business model works, that u... Read More