Why Are We Still Working So Hard?
Why are long hours and more focus on work the new normal?
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Read more...Contrary to the claims of some overwrought Easter weekend posts, the tax court did not revoke attorney-client privilege. Here’s why.
Read more...Satyajit Das reviews Michael Lewis’ book Flash Boys. Das finds it to be deeply flawed,: deficient in its understanding of HFT and not very well written.
Read more...Gerald Epstein provides an informative, layperson-accessible update on what has become of the much-ballyhooed Volcker Rule.
Read more...McKinsey has issued a new report on the private equity industry that ought to give any investor cause for pause.
Read more...While Michael Lewis’ book Flash Boys is sensationalistic and simplistic, it may goad regulators into action, particular since many knowledgeable observers have been making similar arguments for years. But let’s hope they focus on the real issues.
Read more...Is the conflict in the Ukraine more about economics than geopolitics, namely, about preserving US hegemony at the expense of the BRICS?
Read more...Why national security state crimes seem to fall into a “too big to fail”-like category. Call it “too big to jail.”
Read more...ur nation’s tax code reflects our corrupt politics. The code contains many provisions that benefit our wealthiest, most powerful companies and people while hurting the rest of us.
Read more...Paul Krugman discusses Thomas Piketty’s new book, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, on Bill Moyers’ show.
Read more...I hope readers in New York will be able to join us at an informal gathering next Friday, April 25, from 5 PM to 8 PM.
Read more...Yves here. The RT show Boom/Bust has an informative conversation with Yanis Varoufakis on the conundrum of the recent successful Greece bond offering.
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