Getting to the Tennis Hall of Fame
Want to get to the International Tennis Hall of Fame? Work hard, practice and dedicate your life to the game or visit my office...
Does Anyone Actually Want Their Groceries Delivered?
As the markets and the news spin around contemplating the effects of Amazon.com's purchase of Whole Foods, the Blue Apron IPO debacle, and Amazon's...
Three Serious Problems with Using AI for Investing
Here is a must read from the WSJ on the pitfalls of automated investing. James Mackintosh explains the pitfalls of algorithmic trading and the problems...
Are EnerVest Investors at Risk?
The energy hedge funds of private equity firm EnerVest are said to be worth "essentially nothing" to its investors by the Wall Street Journal....
Are Low Rental Sales Signaling the End of the Auto Boom?
After plunging during the financial crisis, sales of automobiles had been accelerating right up into December 2016. Since then they've tailed off. And now...
The Minimum Wage Debate Goes off the Rails
Here The Economist reports on the minimum wage debate. Some in the academic community have managed to convince themselves that unlike any other market,...
Why Don’t the Pro-Tax Rich Pay More Voluntarily?
Dan Mitchell of the Cato Institute shines a spotlight on politicians and activists who advocate for higher taxes but don't voluntarily pay the rates...
Churchill, Roosevelt & Company—Studies in Character and Statecraft by Lewis Lehrman
Conservative icon, prolific writer and editor David Franke offers a spellbinding review of Lewis Lehrman’s book on Churchill and Roosevelt. No one in the...
Bezos and Musk Ignite The American Rocket Revolution
If you're near Oshkosh, Wisconsin from the 24th to the 30th, you'll have an opportunity to check out Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket and...
This Tech Company is More Profitable than Apple
Samsung edged past Apple to become the most profitable tech company in the second quarter, but there's a twist. Samsung will likely supply flexible...