Goldman Is Evil But McKinsey Is Worse
Why the McKinsey veneer is looking tattier and tattier with every passing day, and why that’s not likely to change.
Read more...Why the McKinsey veneer is looking tattier and tattier with every passing day, and why that’s not likely to change.
Read more...Biden promises to go back to a US superpower old normal that was still a pretty unsettling ride for our allies.
Read more...Michael Hudson recaps his classic Super Imperalism and extends it to the 21st century struggle for dominance among the US, China, and Russia.
Read more...Negative interest rates: a bad idea that some central banks still can’t resist.
Read more...Even though Betty DeVos was depicted as a textbook ogre, her education privatization agenda is advancing as if it were perfectly respectable.
Read more...An account of working class men on the boil.
Read more...Yet more underhanded-looking dealing, this time by the Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, in the landmark pension case Mayberry v. KKR.
Read more...The good news about bankruptcy under Covid is not likely to last.
Read more...Citizen data gatherers and community science can be important elements of long term research programs.
Read more...A warnign to small fry Internet content producers: time to think of getting your own platform as a matter of self-preservation.
Read more...Pension Bridge discredits itself by inviting former CalPERS CIO Ben Meng, under investigation for ethics violations, to speak at its ESG event
Read more...A belated obituary for the heterodox economist Michael Perelman.
Read more...The pandemic may have severe after-effects, with deaths of despair impacting more distressed and newly-vulnerable populations.
Read more...“Means testing is a form of austerity. Scaling back on stimulus would be a mistake.”
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