The Wall Street Journal reports ghastly stories about product safety from third party sellers at Amazon, and the ugly office politics of software development
Read more...Firms that help place handpicked candidates in school leadership positions use those connections to sell other products and services.
Read more...Another FAA self-inflicted wound.
Read more...The US hasn’t won a war since World War II, and even then, the Soviets deserve most of the credit. So how do we keep up appearances?
Read more...Yet more on CalPERS election shenanigans.
Read more...More on CalPERS’ election meddling.
Read more...Businesses race to comply with California’s new data privacy law by 1st January; meanwhile, efforts continue to weaken its protections.
Read more...States go to war against drug price gouging.
Read more...Californians have had it with PG&E. But is San Francisco overpaying to get rid of them? Take a look.
Read more...Ecocode is profitable, so follow the money.
Read more...CNN hosts seven hour town hall with Democratic presidential candidates on climate change: recap of key exchanges.
Read more...CalPERS takes its election fixing to a new level.
Read more...RNN interview with Dan Vicuna, discussing how a North Carolina state court recently stopped a Republican gerrymandering plan.
Read more...The WSJ account of how PG&E played a “cat and mouse game” with regulators; alas, California’s utilities commission “is not a particularly adroit cat.”
Read more...Private equity has glommed onto the healthcare sector, and drives the “surprise” medical billing. phenomenon.
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