Monthly Archives: July, 2023

Germany Backs Slowly Away from China

Germany has subtly but meaningfully altered its view of China as a trade partner and competitor. Bertrand Benoit reports for The Wall Street Journal: For...

It’s Hard to Comprehend the Size of U.S. Debt

The vast size of America's government debt is so large, most people can't put it into context. At Cato Institute, Romina Boccia explains it...

Amazon Prime Day Drive Online Sales

Matt Day, and Spencer Soper of Bloomberg write (abridged): US shoppers spent $12.7 billion online during Amazon.com Inc.’s 48-hour Prime Day, up 6.1% from a year ago...

Service and History Count More than Ever

In an industry where service and history count more than ever, allow me to point you to this timeless piece by my father-in-law Richard...

Investing Mistakes to Avoid: #5 History

When Becky and I were married 25 years ago, we were 26 years old. If you add up our ages, we had 52 years...

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INFLATION: We’re Going to Fix That

You may have seen Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's...

The End of the UAE’s OPEC Era

The UAE officially left OPEC on May 1, 2026,...

Ward 250 Goes Critical Following First-Ever C-17 Reactor Deployment

The US Department of Energy announced that Valar Atomics’...

“Honey, I Think It’s Time I Retire:” Part 4

You know, there’s always competition for your cash. And...

Unlocking Global Energy

What has the world learned from the conflict between...

All 32 Largest US Banks Pass Federal Reserve Stress Test

The Federal Reserve’s 2026 stress tests found that all...

“Honey, I Think It’s Time I Retire:” Part 5

OK, you said it, “Honey, I think it’s time...

$1 Billion Shipyard Expansion Aims to Revive American Icebreaker Production

A $1 billion shipyard modernization project led by Davie...

US Economy Grows 2.1% in Final Q1 2026 GDP Estimate

The US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported that...

“Honey, I Think It’s Time I Retire:” Part 3

OK, you said it. It’s out in the open...