Quite the Contrary . . .
Not Jones-ing for Winter
Senator Wesley Jones has been dead for more than 90 years, but his 1920 Jones Act legislation could make you less comfortable this winter.
All Eggs in One Basket
Diversification is a proven investment strategy, one that politicians should study before offering massive incentives to individual firms.
Too Much, Too Late
“Better late than never.” A popular saying that is not always true. Consider these recent tales about too much coming too late.
PBS: Change Horses
PBS must alter its business model. It depends on donations. Yet, its donors are aging and the competitive landscape is changing. Rapidly.
Working for the Dark Side
Tired of the everyday routine? Thinking about a career change? Consider working for the dark side. It can be surprisingly rewarding.
ESG Myths
ESG ratings measure the sustainability and ethical impact of an investment/company. Great. Just don’t believe all the ESG marketing claims.
Shrinkflation and Coffee
Shrinkflation is the inflation that one is not supposed to notice. For some coffee drinkers it is immediately apparent.
Cows Against Inflation
A Zimbabwe pension fund invests in and pays out in cows. It’s a lesson in how nonmonetary assets can be a hedge when inflation soars.
Business Failure: Read All About It
I recommend that you read these 5 books about business failure. No need to take notes. The lessons presented are both obvious and memorable.
Basement Office Savings
Working from your unfinished basement can be depressing. That is, until working there saves you a fortune in environmental clean-up costs.
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