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Gavin Newsom is running a shakedown campaign against major companies. Read More
The young dentist was smiling and soft-spoken, wearing a Columbia University fleece jacket and holding her long hair back with a clip. She... Read More
Big dreams, sometimes stupid ones, comprise the heart of California’s identity. Read More
On July 20, Andy Burnham attended Buckingham Palace, where King Charles III invited him to form a government—making him Britain’s seventh... Read More
A decade on, Britain's departure from the EU looks like a symptom of a deeper crisis across the continent. Read More
Artificial intelligence is making it easier to start businesses. Contrary to the future envisioned by doomers, AI will drive more... Read More
Paul Waldman: Massive data centers are unpopular, but Trump and his right-wing billionaire allies are pushing them relentlessly. Read More
Three investors sent me the same message this week: “Are you worried?” Read More
Forget risk on/risk off. AI on/AI off is now driving the stock market. Read More
The monthly durable goods report is one of Washington’s easiest economic releases to misread. The headline for June was decidedly... Read More
Kevin Warsh used his first press conference as Federal Reserve chairman to change the conversation between the central bank and financial... Read More
Implied in the silence is what's true, that the Fed isn't necessary. Read More
Our socialist boy mayor is woefully ignorant of the basics of municipal governance, bond experts tell On The Money. Read More
If Trump's latest money-making scheme isn't illegal, what would be? Read More
There isn’t much love, and there’s definitely little sympathy, for rich people right now — a fact that is entirely rich... Read More
The 1990s produced roughly 4,000 IPOs. Over the following 25 years, America produced only about 3,200. The number of listed companies on U.S.... Read More
The PROMISE Act would open the Senate and House to debate and vote on different proposals in a transparent and bipartisan way. Read More
When it comes to retirement, Maggie Mulqueen may have more inside knowledge than most people. As a psychologist, the 71-year-old has talked... Read More
The FCC's new "super band" auction could add $264 billion to gross domestic product and support 1.5 million jobs without imposing any new... Read More
The global energy crisis is about to get far worse. Read More
Smoking rates in the United States have fallen dramatically over the past several decades, a genuine public health success story, but smoking... Read More
Argentina’s free-market renaissance continues to improve the country’s economic outlook, and investors are noticing. Read More
The long-term vision of Elon Musk and other visionaries involves “terraforming” Mars. The term “terraforming” was... Read More
Why the world economy is still at risk from the Iran debacle Read More
The administration isn't even pretending their justifications for tariffs are based on the law. Read More
Luis Gariçano's insight that AI autonomy declines with job messiness reveals an important truth about which work faces... Read More
Google Cloud grew 82% to $24.8b in Q2 2026, began recognizing TPU system sales, & posted a $514b backlog as its growth rate converges toward... Read More
There are plenty of big market cap, name brand tech stocks getting killed at the moment. Read More
Tariff revenue just isn't that signifiant in the big scheme of things. Read More
The weekly sentiment survey from the American Association of Individual Investors, or AAII, fell sharply from one of the higher readings of... Read More
Valuations are high so what do you do? Read More
President Trump’s still-evolving tariff policies fuel K Street profits while American families pay the price. Read More
Edward Fishman's Chokepoints thesis explains the dynamic: geopolitical leverage concentrates not in reserves, but in the narrow passages... Read More
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