The Bank of England is in “Burn the village to save it” mode via interest rate increases which do little to address the causes of inflation.
Read more...Tide floods on otherwise normal high tide days are yet another global warming warning sign.
Read more...How companies are paying dividends rather than investing in their business or paying employees better……and often borrow to do so.
Read more...How the current process of funding science discourages basic research and makes fundamenal breakthroughs less likely.
Read more...The Fed confirms its true colors of being in the business of disciplining labor, whether it makes sense of not.
Read more...How Big Oil plays data games with the Paris Agreement climate targets, already seen by many as too permissive.
Read more...Social Security is so popular that an overwhelming majority wants more. But that’s apparently one of the nice things we can’t have.
Read more...Did Joe Manchin sneak an EV poison pill of sorts into the just-passed climate legislation?
Read more...The Financial Times reports that private equity investors are running for the exits as CalPERS plans to pile on.
Read more...Perversely, investors want a recession to force the Fed to pivot. But it’s tough to have an official recession with employment growing.
Read more...PredictIt is likely to shutter. A look at how contract holders may win or lose, as well as the loss of a window into voter sentiment.
Read more...The new climate package furthers the US’ most profligate pastimes: drilling oil and driving big cars.
Read more...A foundational theory on the role of serotonin is a mere unsupported intuition, but mass drug peddling is nevertheless based on it.
Read more...REITs are considered “passive” investors but play a very active role in reshaping whole industries, like hospitals
Read more...A venture capital washout is underway. Pass the popcorn.
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