Odds are, you're wrong about how to change the world – as am I. I love reading history. I hope to learn lessons to help me understand the current political situation, which seems to be constantly catching everyone by surprise in one way or another. I hope to positively
Europe may be on the verge of a generational tech boom - and most investors haven't noticed yet. Many see Europe as the land of the past or of second-rate consumer firms when it comes to technology. America's seven biggest tech firms generate 10 times the
At least in comparison. Trump appears to have lost control of the situation in Iran. He hoped for an easy victory. Instead, the Strait of Hormuz is shut to all but Iranian oil (carried on Chinese tankers), the Iranian people are rallying around their previously unpopular government, and Russia is
Mark Carney's Davos speech set off a firestorm of discourse while highlighting the two strategies available to weaker powers - ally with other midsize powers, or subordinate to a hegemon. Surprisingly to many, he chose to very publicly build a coalition against the US-led order. This seemed a
Initial tech layoffs were driven in part by legitimate concerns about efficiency. Starting in 2020, tech companies starting hiring more. A lot more. Too much, by some accounts. And there was very little oversight of what many of them were doing. However, in 2022, that hiring went in reverse due