I usually start reading a TV review at its end and sometimes work my way backwards. My own simple rating system is DON’T SEE IT, SEE IT, WHATEV This bunch [ … ]

I’ve written a lot about Uber. I was early to start its post mortem, I didn’t want to wait til its body got cold. Also, I wanted to tap the [ … ]

An economic expansion can die many deaths. They frequently will succumb to an unanticipated, adverse shock. They can die from their own dynamics, from imbalances that sustain the expansion but [ … ]

Make no small plans for they have no power to stir the soul – Daniel Burnham Corporate tax cuts (subtitled fallacies of “paper investments” vs. “real investments) Suppose company 1 [ … ]

Pundits are using political hysterics and clickbait worries when discussing the corporate tax cut. Savannah Guthrie, interviewing Paul Ryan on the Today Show, posited for a gotcha with“What they [CEOS] [ … ]

“…each competitor has to pick, not those faces which he himself finds prettiest, but those which he thinks likeliest to catch the fancy of the other competitors, all of whom [ … ]

I’m not gonna give a whole analysis or the forensics of  how I came to my guess, because it just doesn’t matter. Either something happens or it doesn’t. I’d like Ben [ … ]

Nations that attempt to limit cryptocurrencies’ ability to solve these problems will find that protecting high costs and systemic friction will grind their economies into dust. There’s a great deal [ … ]

We have changed. What we are now is all those algorithms. An algorithmic culture that is devotional. We supplicate ourselves to computers that have replaced gods in our minds, even [ … ]