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The U.S Gov’s Stake in Intel Threatens Private Sector Innovation
Federal bureaucrats now own a piece of America’s semiconductor industry. The government has secured a 10% stake in Intel, valued at roughly $9 billion. This maneuver converts
The Writing on the Wall After the XRP Futures ETF Launch
THE XRP FUTURES ETF IS HERE. BUT THE REAL PRIZE IS STILL COMING. As more applications gain approval, more history is made. The XRP futures
AI Kills the Old Idea of Scale
The Age of Scale For most of the last century, growth meant scale. To dominate an industry you needed armies of employees, sprawling offices, and
Hockey Fans Hoping Connor McDavid Hits Free Agency in 2026
Hockey fans, as this summer comes to an end, the free agency talk for next summer begins. Connor McDavid is about to become the most expensive player
The History of MLB Division Realignments
Baseball fans love to debate everything from the designated hitter to playoff formats, but here’s a topic that that is now getting everyone’s attention –
5 Bubble Players Steelers Fans Hope Make the 2025 Roster
Two preseason games down, and it is crunch time for the guys fighting for their NFL lives. Roster cuts that may have had Steelers Nation
What to Know About MLB Expansion & Division Realignments
Baseball fans have waited for new teams to join the party since the Diamondbacks and Tampa Bay Rays entered the league back in 1998. Now
Why Has U.S. Construction Productivity Stalled?
Construction has been stuck in a productivity rut for decades. McKinsey’s research shows that while global construction output has grown just 0.4% per year between
Clean Energy Hiding in Plain Sight: Modernizing America’s Dams
The Billion-Dollar Blind Spot The United States has more than 90,000 dams. The average age? 50 years. Roughly 15% about 13,500 structures, are classified as
Why Switzerland Has Major Beef With The Trump Administration
The Alpine nation finds itself caught in the crosshairs of Trump Administration tariffs that could fundamentally reshape its economic landscape. A punitive 39% tariff now targets roughly 20%