A TV business journalism pioneer taught lessons that still resonate today.
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Farewell Paul Kangas
Why I Couldn’t Wait To See Them Go
Justice officials in the former administration sought pleas, settlements and press – not justice.
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Putting Loved Ones And Lovers On The Payroll
American anti-nepotism rules are positively puritanical compared to the French. But we still have our moments.
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Trying A Non-Paywall
While many publications secure their content behind a paywall, the U.K.’s Guardian tries a softer approach.
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Another ‘Black-Box’ Strategy Disappoints Investors
An exotic fund’s travails remind investors to understand what they are buying.
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For Weary Travelers, An Unwanted Walk
Travelers have legal rights when bumped by airlines, but not when they are “walked” by hotels.
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Close Down The ATF
Do Americans need an unaccountable and scandal-prone federal law enforcement agency? Either way, they’ve got one.
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Financial Lessons From Country Music
Country music touches on life, love and money – and offers insights on all three.
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Chicago’s New Professional Sports Cap
A proposed rule change for Illinois workers’ comp raises the question of how to treat exceptional athletes most fairly.
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Getting Serious About North Korea
It’s time for China and the West to back up words with serious action to confront the rising threat from North Korea.
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