New study on the EHR debacle shows that our multiple payer system creates the complexity that prevents cost-saving and makes EHRs so hard to implement
Read more...A perverse bit of good news: PE firms don’t like Trump’s infrastructure scheme.
Read more...Will Carillion and other pending outsourcer blow-ups finally put Thatcherism in its grave? And will the US have a similar wake-up call?
Read more...Puerto Rico announces plans to privatise its public utility, even though many residents still lack power 4 months after Hurricane Maria.
Read more...Puerto Rico’s recovery: Grid materiel, the exodus and cheap labor, the relief loan, and oddly trivial disaster capitalism.
Read more...More on Carillion’s bad deeds.
Read more...The story of the missing telephone poles, the Puerto Rican exodus, and the Aurelius case, where nobody knows anything.
Read more...Lack of power in Puerto Rico, with ripple effects on the water supply, air pollution, and hospitals
Read more...A round-up before the FCC”s expected decision to abolish net neutrality on December 14.
Read more...Looking at the Tesla Semi from the driver’s perspective.
Read more...On the one hand, the latest public disclosure of misconduct by CalPERS executives and staff isn’t earthshaking. On the other, it was still significant enough to merit a Financial Times story. And it also illustrates a thumb-nosing attitude toward the law that has become a CalPERS trademark. In a Financial Times FundFire article, Ex-CalPERS Exec’s […]
Read more...Efforts to repair the road system in Puerto Rico seem grossly incommensurate to the scope and degree of the damage.
Read more...Cash withdrawals from Indian ATM machines are nearly back to the level of just before Modi’s demonetization shock.
Read more...Although the death toll is far less than the ’85 earthquake, Mexico now faces rebuilding with no insurance and little government aid.
Read more...Yet more evidence that the private equity market is overheated.
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