Op/ed: Banking Darwinism may finally solve “too big to fail” issue
Op/Eds, OpinionWhile regulators shouldn’t be in the business of telling banks how big they can or can’t be, the authorities can quietly midwife the transformation of financial firms from behemoths to manageable entities.
Op/ed: Employer-based health care could soon be put on life support
Op/Eds, OpinionJudging by the trend of the past few years, Americans with job-based coverage could soon become a minority.
Op/ed: The life of a digital nomad
Op/Eds, OpinionThe reality of being a digital nomad isn’t always easy and it requires some sacrifice, but ultimately it is an incredibly rewarding lifestyle where I can meet the needs of clients, live the life I want to live and inspire others to pursue adventure and happiness.
Op/ed: The future is infinite at CES
Op/Eds, OpinionThe underlying message at this year’s show seemed to be “cut all cords” — or at least, keep cutting the cords, as ever-greater streaming speeds and bandwidth capacities allow for products and services to operate in millions of truly remote consumer settings.
Op/ed: Rose Bowl is the kick-off to résumé season
Op/Eds, OpinionIt is the beginning of the New Year, a day filled with hope, resolutions and football games. The optimistic among us look ahead at 364 upcoming opportunities to have great days and make great things happen.
Op/ed: Don’t fall for the scary headlines about falling oil prices
Op/Eds, OpinionIf oil were to disappear completely from our economy, it would just about offset our estimated one percent increase in GDP benefit of lower oil prices.
Op/ed: The New Year is a great time for a new strategy for health care expenses
Op/Eds, OpinionWith insurance covering less and less these days, it is essential to take responsibility for our own finances, and that should include medical expenses.
