Why Are Investment Advisers Favoring Activism Over Good ROI?
Few are even aware of the existence of proxy advisers or the influence they wield.
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Read More →Content: The amazing near-future potential for merging people and machines Are we the cloned minds or simulations of people who lived before? Immigration is broken, “the machine” versus “the philosophy” Ted Cruz and AOC working on some things together Donations to help increase comfort at the detention centers Viewer questions for Scott If you would […]
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Read More →Despite an amazing capacity to sort things out, create, and innovate, our brains can also be imperfect, biased, and flawed.
Read More →In 1776, the same year the Declaration of Independence appeared in America, Pelatiah Webster started publishing a series of essays on economic matters.
Read More →Nick Gillespie speaks with Viceland’s Hamilton Morris about why he’s so interested in drugs.
Read More →President Trump says he’s not a fan of Bitcoin and suggested the only real currency is the US dollar.
Read More →Right to Repair has become a national policy issue.
Read More →Content: Guest: Bill Pulte talks about helping veterans and philanthropy Reversing how we think about the blight of abandoned buildings #TwitterPhilanthropy @CodeOfVets @Pulte Demonstration: College student opinions are easily manipulated World renowned robot scientist…robots can’t understand concepts? President Trump speaks to Kanye about helping A$AP in Sweden Told PM of Sweden, he would personally vouch […]
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Read More →According to data from the most recent IPCC assessment, “unchecked” climate change probably means that our great-grandkids will see a smaller increase in their standard of living than they otherwise would have.
Read More →Smaller companies are less able to absorb higher labor costs.
Read More →What’s in a name? Money, apparently.
Read More →People are happier, healthier, and wealthier because freer markets have opened the floodgates of innovation, research, and development.
Read More →William Barr, a two-time attorney general who served at the CIA in the 1970s, would seem to be an ultimate Washington insider. According to his Wikipedia biography, he has—or he had—“a sterling reputation” both among Republicans and Democrats. That changed when Barr announced his ongoing investigation into the origins of Russiagate, a vital subject I, too, have explored. As Barr explained, “What we’re looking at is: What was the predicate for conducting a counterintelligence investigation on the Trump campaign.… How did the bogus narrative begin that Trump was essentially in cahoots with Russia to interfere with the U.S. election?” Still more, Barr, … Continue reading →
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Read More →Special for LewRockwell.com NEW YORK – I’ve had many strange experiences in my decades of covering intelligence affairs. These run from being invited to KGB HQ in Moscow, Chinese intelligence in Beijing, US intelligence in Virginia, Libyan intelligence in Tripoli, South African intelligence, and even Albanian intelligence in Tirana. But none was odder than the day I was invited to lunch in New York City with the by now notorious figure Jeffrey Epstein. The golden boy of Manhattan and Palm Beach society now sits in a grim jail cell accused of having sex with underage girls. He’s been doing this … Continue reading →
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