April 18, 2025
How India's Drug Exports May Have a Safety Problem
A contaminated Naprod cancer drug killed a six-year-old in Colombia, exposing skipped quality tests and weak Indian regu
December 24, 2024
The Future of U.S. Antitrust and Keeping Competition Alive
Rising market concentration drives higher prices, weaker innovation, and inequality; explore where U.S. antitrust policy
May 14, 2024
Apple's Strategic Shuffle in Europe's Digital Marketplace
Apple complies with the EU's Digital Markets Act by opening iOS to alternative app stores and payments, but on its own t
March 25, 2024
Self-Driving Cars: Understanding the 6 Levels of Autonomy
The SAE defines six levels of driving autonomy from 0 to 5, a standard shaping U.S. regulations, insurance, and labeling
March 15, 2024
The Bitcoin ATM Boom: Innovation Meets Risk
US Bitcoin ATMs surged past 34,000 units by 2022, expanding crypto access for the underbanked while fueling fraud and re
February 2, 2024
TikTok's E-Commerce Deal With GoTo in Indonesia
Facing an Indonesian crackdown, TikTok invested in GoTo's Tokopedia to revive its e-commerce arm, gain logistics, and ea
January 23, 2024
Uber's Rocky Road to Profitability
Caught between cheap fares for riders and fair pay for drivers, and operating in a regulatory gray area, Uber has long s
December 17, 2023
Tesla's FSD Beta: Game-Changer or Risky Bet?
A survey found 19% of owners wrongly believe fully autonomous cars are sold today, often citing Tesla, amid a patchwork
December 4, 2023
Goldman Sachs' Marcus: A Banking Diversification Tale
After the 2008 crisis turned it into a bank holding company, Goldman Sachs launched Marcus to enter consumer banking but
November 28, 2023
The Economics of Price Gouging: Necessary Evil or Not?
Price gouging laws in two-thirds of US states target crisis price hikes, but some economists argue high prices efficient
November 16, 2023
China's Tech Crackdown: The $1.5 Trillion Wake-Up Call
Beijing's sudden 2020 crackdown on Alibaba, Tencent and other tech giants wiped out over $1.5 trillion in value, sparked
November 15, 2023
Non-Compete Clauses: America's $300 Billion Problem
Non-compete clauses bind one in five US workers and cost $300 billion a year, prompting an FTC ban now facing legal push
October 10, 2023
Microsoft's Antitrust Past and Big Tech's Future
Microsoft's 1990s browser-war antitrust case over bundling Internet Explorer offers a roadmap for how today's Big Tech s