Once again, government lawyers claim weak competitors make for stronger competition. Once again, they are wrong.
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In Antitrust Fairy Tales, Bad Things Come In Threes
Obama Gets Ready To Evolve, Again
The president has not yet evolved on the topic of marijuana laws, but we finally have a hint that he might.
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Orange Is The New Pinstripe
Families of incarcerated women may suffer and some drug offenders may escape prosecution so that we can put more bankers behind bars.
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The Surveillance Empire Strikes Back
To rein in the spooks, a little paranoia may not hurt.
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Shomari Hearn in The Wall Street Journal
Shomari Hearn describes a potential reason some entrepreneurs hesitate in seeking financial help from their parents when starting a business.
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Eydie, A Neighbor From The Bronx
I never met Eydie Gorme, but she was always around when I was growing up.
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Paul Jacobs in The Wall Street Journal
Paul Jacobs explains Palisades Hudson’s stance on maintaining appropriate international exposure in investment portfolios.
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Eric Meermann in Westchester County Business Journal
Eric Meermann provides an overview of potential trouble spots for small-business owners offering 401(k) plans.
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Why Press Bad Luck?
It’s unwise to press your luck when you are on a winning streak. It makes even less sense if you are losing.
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