Why The US Has More Job Openings Than Ever Before
Governmental, managerial, operational, economic, and most importantly entrepreneurial reasons are what has fueled record job openings
Category: Business
Infrastructure Bill Renews Cryptocurrency Regulation Debate
The infrastructure bill currently being debated in the US Senate has renewed the fight over how government should regulate cryptocurrency.
Knowing Which Screws to Turn: Job Skills For The Life You Want
The division of responsibilities and job skills that are required for a job will always determine your work life and your pay
President Biden’s Executive Order on Economic Competition: Read It For Yourself
President Biden’s Executive Order signed on Friday includes 70 provisions on everything from agriculture to net neutrality.
Post-Pandemic Wasteland
The pandemic response has created a new post-pandemic world with fewer personal services, amenities and changed priorities for businesses
Pomylka By the Lake: Cleveland Has a Ukrainian Oligarch Problem
Cleveland, of course, is not alone in serving as a destination for money laundered by Ukrainian oligarchs. But what to do about it?
Inflation Concerns Rising With Goods and Services Prices
Instead of prognostication, perhaps a review of examples in US history of inflation would be a more useful tool going forward.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer Vs Canada over Enbridge’s Line 5
A 4.5 mile stretch of Line 5 under the Great Lakes is at the center of a legal fight with Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
Lazy Man’s Load: Credentialing and Education That Never Fails
Many educational institutions build their programs directly on the back of industry credentialing organizations.
Adventures in Government: Key West Cruise Ships Edition
What a tangled web we weave when cruise ships want to come in from the sea, and lobby the State of Florida to override the Key West locals to do so.
21 State AGs Sue Biden Adminstration Over Keystone XL Stoppage
One of President Biden’s first actions as president is heading to court, as 21 state’s attorneys general sue to keep Keystone XL project going.
Career Day: Knocker Uppers, Buggy Whip Makers, and Modern Work Life
We owe it to the next generations to help expose them to all the career options life offers while retaining a sense of practicality
Denmark, McDonald’s, and AOC: The US Is Not Other Countries, Part 55 Billion
We can’t wave a magic wand and turn the United States into Denmark. We have to build on existing policies and traditions
$15 Minimum Wage Nixed by Senate Parliamentarian
The attempt to get a $15 Minimum Wage passed through senate budget means was ruled out of order by the Senate Parliamentarian
Robinhood, Reloaded
Robinhood, after finding themselves under fire from their customers and high profile politicians, hit up investors for a reload.
Virtual Conferences: Where Do We Go From Here?
Companies are seeking creative ways to reach new customers who are sitting in front of a computer at home wearing pajamas.
Filler ‘er Up and Take a Little Off the Top
I realize this must sound like I’m reading the script of American Graffiti, but this truly was my life as an adolescent.
Economics Lesson IV: The Pre-Order
Sometimes, economics is cold and hard, all moral objections notwithstanding.
On Marketing Bob Dylan
A lot of this can all be explained with one simple phrase, 1960s Bob Dylan is not the same Bob Dylan of today.
Downvote: Spotify’s Assault on Artists
For those of you that are unfamiliar, Spotify operates on the most unsustainable economic model in probably the known universe
