Richard Shinder
I’m a loser baby, so why don’t you kill me? – Beck, “Loser,” 1994 Bite my lip and close my…
Last week marked the 20th anniversary of the bankruptcy of Enron, which at the time was the largest chapter 11…
As Democratic congressional leaders advance their $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation package, shopworn tropes have been dutifully trotted out to support…
A curious phenomenon has begun to emerge in the wake of the CDC’s recent updated guidance on mask-wearing related to…
The arts have rarely been kind to commercial activity, and visual media are no exception. Businesspeople are typically depicted as…
In an excellent piece in the Wall Street Journal last week, Phil Gramm and John Early made a convincing, fact-supported case that, contrary…
As a long-time financial services executive, every so often I am called upon by friends and family from other walks…
Occasionally a business story, particularly when salacious, presents an opportunity for deeper reflection upon our commercial culture beyond the scope…
It is sufficiently obvious as to not require detailed explanation that in the modern era, movements for change require intellectuals,…
