Paul Brandus: These 3 problems for the U.S. could be big moneymakers for stock investors in 2023
National security, repatriated jobs and water shortages offer invesment opportunities, writes Paul Brandus.
: Acacia Research says inquiry found former CEO may have misused funds
With mere hours left in the new year, things between Acacia Research and its former chief executive have apparently gotten dirty.
: ‘You’re either Beyoncé or you’re working class’: Concerts have a record year, but most musicians are struggling
Rising costs, flight delays and a snarled live-music ecosystem punish artists who are not among the upper echelon of the industry's earners.
: Tesla told employees not to complain to managers about pay, labor director alleges
Tesla allegedly ran afoul of the law when management told Florida employees not to complain to managers about work or discuss things like pay or...
Key Words: Grubhub co-founder: ‘When you care about delivering a better product,’ don’t rely solely on the gig-work model
Mike Evans reiterated in a video interview that he thinks the gig-economy model of only using contractors instead of employees is flawed.
The Margin: How ‘quiet quitting,’ ‘bond yields’ and ‘goblin mode’ came to define 2022
With 2022 came inflation, strong jobs data and climate worries, and with them, the mostly reimagined words that summed up the year.
Deep Dive: These 20 stocks were the biggest losers of 2022
Valuations for the most expensive big tech stocks finally fell to more reasonable levels.
: CES organizers aim for attendance to more than double as ‘major companies want the physical connection’
'Tech is facing a couple of tough years, but history has shown that it eventually rebounds, and companies need to be ready for when it...
The Conversation: Only the richest ancient Athenians paid taxes—and they bragged about it
The Athenian elite paid their taxes because they wanted to be known as useful citizens, not greedy parasites.