Is Greed Really Good? Silicon Valley Begs to Differ
As the Zuckerbergs pledge to use their $45 billion for good, we are reminded that wealth comes with great responsibility.
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The Death of Innovation
Current FDA regulation has the potential to shut down thousands of small businesses. An entire industry depends on one piece of legislation: HR 2058.
The “Hottest” Holiday Gadget of 2015
Hoverboards literally ‘explode’ onto the 2015 gadget scene, as retailers and consumers weigh the legal and physical risks of the newest tech toy.
The Harm in the Hype
IPO hype is a man-made creation, and companies fuel that excitement for a reason. Sometimes, the hype is genuine. Other times, it borders on deliberate deception.
Biometrics: The Next Security Standard
In the aftermath of increasing terrorist threats, America must find a way to achieve security without ignoring the principles of democracy. Biometric technology provides the necessary compromise.
Hedge Funds Steal Profits
Hedge funds exist to make money for themselves and their clients… but mostly themselves. The fee structure ensures that hedge funds make money even when you don’t, and they want to keep it that way.
Technology Continues to Defy All Expectations
No matter how many times we try to predict the future of technology, it keeps defying all expectations. Not even the “experts” can get it right.
More Than Model Airplanes
As unmanned aircraft extend into commercial and recreational sectors, issues of economy, security, and privacy must be addressed.
A New Case of This Disease Occurs Every 71 Seconds
The failure rate of Alzheimer’s drugs in the clinical phase is 99%. We just found the other 1%.
How Consumer Spending Will Revive the Market
Despite the fact that all economic signs point downward, the American consumer will still be the source of market recovery.