Opinion | American Dream: Still Serving Winners
A child of immigrants, Frances Tiafoe took a long hard road to the U.S. Open quarterfinals.
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Opinion | Higher Ed Can Rediscover Its Purpose
Colleges and universities have become stupefied by their ‘brands’ and forgotten their students.
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Opinion | Shareholders Stand Up for Profit and Against ESG at Chevron
I sent a letter to Chevron’s board of directors Tuesday questioning its recent decisions to embrace policies that my firm, Strive Asset Management, believes are harmful to its...
Opinion | Walmart Takes On Lina Khan
Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan has been smacking around businesses, but last week Walmart swung back hard against an abusive lawsuit by challenging the agency’s enforcement power....
Opinion | Will Pennsylvania Get a Fetterman-Oz Debate?
Debates between political candidates are never Socratic dialogues, but they’re often clarifying about the differences between the contenders and the election stakes. Pennsylvanians should hope they don’t have...
Opinion | Illumina and Antitrust’s Unholy Grail
Antitrust regulation is running off the rails in Europe and the U.S., and their citizens could wind up as collateral damage. The latest example is the European Commission’s...
