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Workers who labor under HR edicts have come to doubt whether all those rules and trainings make any difference in the real world. The answer,... Read More
Investors have spent the last two years trying to buy any piece of Anthropic they could find. Now some are discovering that exposure to one... Read More
Midterm season intensifies with the very survival of America's first-world nationhood on the line. Read More
Every time we think we can’t hear anything more absurd out of the logic-free zone of Washington, we’re proven wrong. Read More
When the White House doesn’t even understand the nature of the problem it’s trying to address, success is unlikely. Read More
China’s next export shock may not arrive in a shipping container — it may walk onto the factory floor. Read More
Detroit’s existing workers weren’t harmed by a global influx of people in pursuit of Henry Ford’s $5/daily wage. The... Read More
The federal permitting system no longer protects the environment. It has become a weapon of delay and obstruction. What started in 1970 as a... Read More
The airline business is in turmoil. Spirit Airlines abruptly shut down this month. Jet fuel prices have risen around 50 percent because of... Read More
Detroit’s comeback is inspiring but incomplete. Building data centers on abandoned lots would help with the city’s continuing... Read More
The national debt crossed $39 trillion this spring. Federal interest costs topped $1.2 trillion for fiscal 2025, already more than we spend... Read More
Elon Musk's AI empire may link X, SpaceX, xAI, and Tesla into one stack spanning data, orbital compute, models, and robots. Read More
An estimated 55% of Americans don't feel prepared for retirement. That may be one of the reasons so many older individuals have chosen to... Read More
Research links retiring early to cognitive decline, while continued work is associated with stronger cognition. Read More
We are living the golden age of half-truths. Read More
In new research, Luca Macedoni and Ariel Weinberger argue that large firms are more likely to lobby in favor of strict industry regulations... Read More
At today's Shiller CAPE of 39 for the US market, there is no historical period since 1881 that was followed by attractive long term real... Read More
Trust in government has sunk to all-time lows across most developed countries. Read More
In the short term, China’s purely domestic economy may have been shrinking for at least two years. Read More
The one thing humans will always be comparatively good at is knowing what we want. Read More
OpenAI announces it plans to IPO. Read More
Earnings season is just about over and it was a good one. Read More
Chips go into virtually everything manufactured, including cars, appliances, industrial equipment and phones. Subscribe for daily updates. Read More
Locked-in mortgage rates are keeping homeowners in place and driving a surge in renovation spending. Read More
Reduced saving will reduce trade imbalances and weaken the US Read More
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