China is Not Backing Down in the Space Race Let’s get one thing straight right out of the gate: the space race everyone’s been talking about, the one where America plants a flag, China Read More »
OpenAI Adds Apple to Its List of Adversaries Most companies pick a lane. OpenAI seems determined to pick a fight with every lane at once. On one front it is fending off Elon Read More »
How This Job Market & Economy is Worse Than 2008 Everyone keeps saying the economy is fine. Unemployment is around 4%. GDP grew. The stock market is up. So why does it feel like some Read More »
Campaign Donations Prove The U.S is an Oligarchy Most Americans feel like the system is rigged. Poll after poll, cycle after cycle the same gut instinct that the people writing the checks are Read More »
The NBA’s Summer of the Second Apron The second apron isn’t new. It was written into the 2023 Collective Bargaining Agreement three years ago, ratified before anyone had tested its teeth. For Read More »
The Music Festival Profit Paradox: Why Some Win or Lose Coachella 2026 generated over $200 million in gross revenue and walked away with an estimated $68.7 million in profit. In the same year, a Fargo-based Read More »
Microsoft’s “Great AI Acqui-Hire” Includes $100mill Contracts In March 2024, Microsoft didn’t acquire a company. It acquired 70 people — and paid $650 million for the privilege. Run that math. That’s roughly Read More »
The June Primary Money Trail: Where Billions Actually Go By June 1, 2026, American political campaigns had already torched through $4 billion in advertising spend, a 46% surge over the same point in the Read More »
The Biggest Financial Winners of the SpaceX IPO $1.75 trillion. That is the market capitalization assigned to SpaceX, ticker SPCX on its first day as a publicly traded company. It is a number Read More »
SpaceX, Anthropic, and the $330 Billion Exit Liquidity Trap Google is selling $80 billion in stock while sitting on $126 billion in cash. SpaceX wants $75 billion at a valuation twice what Morningstar says Read More »