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Curo Churata stopped at Home Depot ahead of going to work on June 27th. The decision proved deadly. Read More
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How the search for economic security will end in geopolitical calamity. Read More
My first job after college, in 1984, taught me to ask a question about foreign aid that I am still asking forty-two years later: Who really... Read More
It’s not impossible to spot the characteristics of a brewing financial crisis. We can look to 2008 for clues. Read More
Why writers are the perfect target. Read More
A tale of two iPhones Read More
Lafayette, We Are Here! High-trust societies produce a lot of innocent saps. Devoid of reality. Do-gooders and feel-gooders, but not many... Read More
The great illusion of the 21st century is that our world runs on code. In reality, it runs on physical geology—highly refined, deeply... Read More
America's largest banks are working to prevent AI worst-case scenarios. But they're also preparing for the "day after" a catastrophe. Read More
How markets have evolved. Read More
More major financial institutions are limiting agentic AI’s ability to make transactions on a client’s behalf. Read More
A preview of an internet fully populated by private, public, and personal AI agents. Read More
Did you ever wonder what's with those little stickers that come affixed to each and every apple, banana and other fruit now sold? Who... Read More
Not until Democratic and GOP elites walk away from what they have been saying for the last decade. Read More
Historical returns reveal how major asset classes have weathered high inflation and what those patterns mean for portfolio diversification. Read More
The French economist pushing California's billionaire tax should instead see his country as a cautionary tale. Read More
But Social Security’s financial status is troubled, to say the least. Read More
Insurers that sell permanent life insurance policies, including whole life and universal life, are often on the receiving end of lawsuits... Read More
Finding bliss is centers around not looking for it. Pursuing feelings is a road to nowhere. Read More
An exclusive interview with Nick Cammarata, the researcher whose 26,000-word viral blog post has AI safety folks celebrating. Read More
When compared to previous years, 2026 is quite tame, if not one of the tamest years in a long time. Read More
The dramatic recent surge in investment in data centers in the United States is boosting the economy but at the same time sparking heated... Read More
Here’s why we expect US inflation to fall in line with the Fed’s 2% target over 2028-30. Read More
Compute demand is significantly greater than supply, so the speed of the data center buildout matters. Read More
Risk management, the Fed’s main rationale in September, points to another rate hike next week. Markets put the odds at one in five. Read More
Worried about a shortfall? Here are strategies to strengthen your retirement plan, from cutting investment costs to adjusting spending and... Read More
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My first job after college, in 1984, taught me to ask a question about foreign aid that I am still asking forty-two years later: Who really benefits? I was a young MBA working for Bangladesh's Master Plan Organisation (MPO), which was preparing a twenty-year national water plan. The project was undertaken with assistance from the United Nations Development Programme and the World Bank, with Harza ... Read More
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