Corporate Prodigy? Father Teaches Son to Be a Boss
Looks like this kid is going places! Father hands down sound financial and economic advice to his adorable and sharp son.
Good to see some parents instilling some economic sense in their children.
Looks like this kid is going places! Father hands down sound financial and economic advice to his adorable and sharp son.
Good to see some parents instilling some economic sense in their children.
By Peter Fricke Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim called for a shorter work week at a business conference in Paraguay,the Guardian reports. Slim proposed reducing the workweek to three days, but at the same time lengthening the workday to 10 or 11 hours and raising the retirement age to 70 or 75, saying the change would…
By Guy Bentley Uber’s aim to expand its business beyond ride-sharing was given a boost Tuesday as the company launched its food delivery service UberEATS in Washington D.C. D.C. will join seven U.S. cities where Uber customers can use the ridesharing app to have some of their favorite lunchtime meals delivered in just 10 minutes. The three outlets that will…
Gregg Easterbrook loves football, but he doesn’t love how taxpayers get the shaft for his beloved sport. He thinks people should know that whether you go to the games or not, you’re paying for it. In an interview with Nick Gillespie at Reason magazine, Easterbrook says, “The [state-supported] University of Maryland charges each…undergraduate $400 a year…
By Andrew Follett Solar panels are 20 percent more expensive in recent months, according to data from the United Kingdom government. The cost of installing panels rose from a low of $2,291 in January to $2,759 per kilowatt of installed solar capacity, according to data publishedby Great Britain’s Department of Energy and Climate Change this week. This price increase occurred…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: Sometimes when people are under stress, they hate to think, and it’s the time when they most need to think. – Bill Clinton In 2006 An Inconvenient Truth won two Oscars, became the 11th highest grossing documentary of all time, and set the national talking points on climate change for…
By Guy Bentley London will remain the finance capital of Europe despite market turmoils in the wake Brexit. A poll of institutional investors by FTI Consulting shows substantial confidence that London will retain its status as Europe’s unrivaled financial hub. Two-thirds of those surveyed said London wouldn’t lose pride of place despite the United Kingdom’s…
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