“Recession Warning Signs? Nah, We Straight.”
Well, there’s this: A few big companies took a beating last week as they reported earnings misses, among them Budweiser
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Canada Trip III – Leaving Montreal
We leave Montreal today for Toronto, where we will begin the “extension” portion of our Canada program. Our Montreal trip
Read MoreCanada Trip I – Via Rail to Toronto
I’m in Montreal and Toronto this week for a program through Kogod. The topic is marketing in a cross-cultural setting,
Read MoreLiability in the Age of Easy, Profitable Destruction
Early on the morning of July 16th, 1945, in the middle of an uninhabited desert halfway between the remote cities
Read MoreBad Ideas And Bad Companies Do Not Need Your Defense
I was out for happy hour the other night with a transportation group. In spite of its legendarily bad public
Read MoreWhen Capital Speaks Louder Than, Well, Human Rights
Much ado was made about the so-called “bathroom bills” in North Carolina. Remember that story? Complacent Republican governor Pat McCrory
Read MoreActivist Investing in the Era of Mass Murder
I don’t usually write about gun control, but in this case I’ve found the nationwide response to the Marjory Stoneman Douglas
Read MoreDX’s EDIT Festival in Toronto
On a last-minute weekend trip to Toronto with a friend, I accidentally happened upon the EDIT Festival. Billing itself as
Read MoreGentrification: Inevitable In Detroit, Still Not Actually Our Biggest Problem
Have you heard the good news? Detroit’s coming back! New stadia, high-density development, a 3.3 mile streetcar line, and the fact that
Read MoreHighlighting Detroit’s Sustainable Community Development Projects
“We often hear about how it’s great to get like-minded people together in the same place,” one USGBC-DRC member
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