David Cameron promised to stop scammers and kleptocrats hiding behind British shell companies. But almost one in ten UK firms still do not declare ‘persons of significant control’
Read more...The EPA issued new regulations on pipeline approvals that narrow state authority to intervene. But the fight may not be over.
Read more...The airlines are facing an existential crisis, yet no one in power is inclinded or even equipped to intervene.
Read more...This is part 7 of my ongoing coverage of the Federal Reserve’s Coronavirus actions.
Read more...Mauritius coped well with Covid-19 despite its tiny size and the importance of tourism.
Read more...Not surprisingly, unfriendly voting methods have a lot to do with the US having the lowest turnout rates among developed countries.
Read more...Michael Hudson sharpens some of his arguments in a discussion with a Harvard/Cato Institute stalwart.
Read more...A short history of the fight to make workplaces less dangerous to your health.
Read more...WSJ reports the DOJ and various state attorneys general will soon file antitrust lawsuits against Google, but is short on legal details.
Read more...Trump appointees use the COVID-19 crisis to rollback consumer protections against financial predation put in place by the CFPB.
Read more...With bad coronavirus outcomes, America seems set on continuing to do dumb things.
Read more...Telemedicine has a lot of warts.
Read more...What the Federal Reserve has been up to lately, such as bailing out the shale gas industry.
Read more...The Eurozone, despite years of band-aids over gunshot wounds, has managed to soldier on. It may have finally met its match in the coronacrisis
Read more...It would be nice if relaxing the lockdowns would solve a problem, any problem….
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