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Two years after the European Union (EU)’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) took effect, the results have been mixed to negative. Promises about certainty, lower...
A good few years before the AI craze, my Oxford lecturer gave a presentation on the shifting nature of work. An economic historian by...
The strains emerging in the roughly $3 trillion private credit market are no longer isolated anecdotes; they are coalescing into a coherent signal of...
The modern American right could stand to gain from the insight of Richard M. Weaver. Weaver, a twentieth-century conservative of the Southern tradition, perceived...
What kind of goods and experiences comprise a “normal life”? In 1900, Henry George thought millionaires lived abnormally because they had telephones in their...
For more than a century, America’s stock listings have been dominated by two addresses: Wall Street’s New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq’s MarketSite in...
With SNAP funding in the news, we’re seeing a revival of a familiar complaint against big business. The reason millions of Americans need public...
In recent decades, and especially since the release of OpenAI’s large language model ChatGPT in 2022, artificial intelligence use has rapidly spread into almost...
America is on the cusp of the most power-hungry decade in a generation. Federal forecasters expect record electricity demand in 2025–26, even as oil...
Democratic Socialism, at least recently, is a growth brand. According to The Nation, between 2016 and 2020 membership in the Democratic Socialists of America...
About a year ago, I was in a room full of financial professionals explaining how the corporate engagement firm I work for, Bowyer Research,...
Social media has been discussing Fannie Mae’s announcement that the organization will no longer require a minimum credit score of 620 for mortgages. Is...