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Big Tech Too Powerful Red Button Meme Small Big Tech’s Breakup, China’s Latest Gamble & Oh, How The Meatless Have Fallen
by Joseph Hargett September 16, 2021 Great Stuff
Too Big To Break Up? September has been the month of soap opera theatrics. Last Wednesday, we were regaled by the pilot episode of Keeping SECrets … you know, when the SEC and Coinbase Global (Nasdaq: ) got into a tizzy? The SEC ghosted Coinbase’s requests to try and comply with crypto regulations … then […]
solar power Biden’s Solar Power Plan Is Good for the Economy Biden’s infrastructure plan envisions a future where solar power generates up to 45% of the U.S. electricity supply by 2050.
lightbulb IoT industry A Lightbulb Moment for the IoT Industry As any economics textbook will tell you, capitalism is all about competition. Every company wants to make a better product at a lower price compared to its rivals. They compete for the best talent. When inputs are scarce, they bid furiously against each other for them. But one of the most remarkable facts about capitalism is that some of the biggest and most profitable breakthroughs came from cooperation...
work from home stock bubble 9 Bubbles in 30 Years — Here’s the Trade for the Newest One This asset has been in nine separate bubbles over the past three decades. And this time, there's a clear method to trade it...
jobless claims Jobless Numbers Fall: Is the Economy Back to Normal? The U.S. workforce isn’t back to full strength yet … but unemployment claims reached a record low in the first week of September.

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