We’re exiting our position in a spin-off play gone wrong
Shortly after the opening bell, we will be exiting our position in Honeywell Aerospace , selling 320 shares at roughly […]
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Layoffs fall to the lowest level since the U.S. put men on the moon. Here’s what that says about the economy.
Rising sales and a labor shortage are deterring job cuts. Jobless claims haven’t been this low since 1969.
Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk earnings show widening divide in GLP-1 market
The Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk logos. Mike Blake | Tom Little | Reuters The diverging paths of two GLP-1
Cheaper Mortgages Won’t Solve the US Housing Crisis by Ross Levine & Amit Seru
For decades, federal housing policy has favored cheaper financing over expanding the housing supply, despite evidence that expanding mortgage credit
As mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham’s climate record was strong. Now he’s PM, this city knowledge is key to decarbonising the UK
Photo by Phil Fiddyment via Flickr under CC BY 2.0 When Andy Burnham walked into Downing Street on July 20
On the Road to US Fiscal Ruin
In The Sun Also Rises, when one of Hemmingway’s characters was asked how he went bankrupt, he replied “first gradually and
AI-Powered Industry in Australia: What’s So New? | American Enterprise Institute
When he announced Australia’s National AI Plan and associated measures last month, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promised a “world-leading” national
Is AI Moving Too Quickly for Cybersecurity? | American Enterprise Institute
Recent developments suggest that AI may be moving faster than cybersecurity can keep up. Separate incidents involving both OpenAI and
Human Flourishing and Marginal Utility
The law of diminishing marginal utility is one of the foundational principles of economics, but its significance extends far beyond
