American Exceptionalism and Business Bravery
Written by John PetersonPosted August 14, 2018Is business in America inherently different? Probably not, but one thing is for sure: entrepreneur confidence. And according to the figures, that alone can change everything.
Walmart Wants Robots to Grocery Shop for You
Written by Jennifer ClarkPosted August 8, 2018Using robots as product fulfillment isn’t a new concept. Amazon has been doing it for years. And now, Walmart is jumping on board through its new partnership with Alert Innovation...
Re-Risking Your Microcap Portfolio
Written by John PetersonPosted August 7, 2018I've written before about the process of de-risking microcap stocks, and I'm still of the philosophy that taking fast, strong, reliable gains is better than holding out for those life-changing, five-figure monsters that we hear about but somehow never get to exploit.
Could Brandless Be a New Competitor for Amazon?
Written by Jennifer ClarkPosted August 1, 2018People used to buy products because they were familiar with the brands. Now, it's all about the value and quality of products. With a new highly curated online marketplace in the game, should Amazon be worried?
Taking the Risk Out of Microcap Stocks
Written by John PetersonPosted July 31, 2018Investors generally come in two varieties: the risk averse and the risk insensitive. Most people, invariably, fall into the first category.
Are You a Ninja or a Kamikaze?
Written by John PetersonPosted July 23, 2018There are many ways to trade but not all of them are beneficial to your bottom line. Find out what personality traits you have, and learn to either use your strengths or minimize your weaknesses.
Apple Employee Arrested for Trade Secret Theft
Written by John PetersonPosted July 16, 2018The FBI says that a former Apple employee who'd been attempting to flee to China with secrets to self-driving cars was apprehended at the airport.
Just a Bunch of Cheaters: Another Emissions Scandal
Written by John PetersonPosted July 13, 2018First, it was Volkswagen. And many other automakers have since followed suit. The latest company to be caught in emissions cheating is Nissan.
World Debt Is Rising
Written by Jennifer ClarkPosted July 11, 2018Debt is rising. And it's rising fast. A solution is needed. We’ve recognized the problem, so now's the time to take control of the debt that's been plaguing the world...
Uber and Lyft Won't Be Satisfied Until This Happens
Written by John PetersonPosted July 6, 2018Branching out from ride-sharing alone, Uber and Lyft each won't be satisfied until they're everyone's one-stop transportation guide.
Could Bird Be the Next Uber?
Written by Jennifer ClarkPosted July 4, 2018A lot of investors believe that electric scooter-sharing will be the next booming sector. And the company Bird is definitely on the forefront of the industry...
Venmo Jumps Into the Physical World
Written by John PetersonPosted July 2, 2018Venmo has accepted the reality that some people just prefer to have a physical card in their wallets. And this notion is what has prompted its newest release...
This New Restaurant Is Disrupting the Fast-Food Industry
Written by John PetersonPosted June 29, 2018Creator, a San Francisco restaurant that opened this month, offers a $6 gourmet burger that's cooked and assembled with almost no human help.
The USDA Is Right About GMOs
Written by John PetersonPosted June 25, 2018The USDA is right: bioengineered foods don't need labels. And no government should mandate this costly regulation.
Amazon Is Jumping Into yet Another Industry...
Written by John PetersonPosted June 22, 2018Amazon's first endeavor was book sales, then it was all e-commerce, followed by disrupting the grocery business, and now it's the hospitality industry.
