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Scott Bok Explains What Investment Bankers Actually Do All Day

April 3, 2026

Investment banking veteran Scott Bok charts the industry's evolution from its 1980s boom to the AI era, detailing shifts in culture and skills.

This Is How to Tell if Writing Was Made by AI

April 2, 2026

Pangram Labs CEO Max Spiro explains how AI detects AI-written content by learning deep patterns, revealing that 40% of the internet is now AI.

Javier Blas on Why Oil Could Go Much, Much Higher

April 1, 2026

The real oil crisis isn't in crude prices, but in refined products like diesel and jet fuel, which are hitting record highs in Asia.

Why NASA Hired a Chief Economist

March 31, 2026

NASA's first chief economist explains the shift from public to private space investment, the economic case for exploration, and future markets.

Goldman CIO Marco Argenti on the Warp-Speed Improvements in AI

March 30, 2026

Goldman Sachs CIO Marco Argenti on deploying AI at scale: moving past experimentation to boost developer output and change the nature of work.

Anthropic, the Pentagon, and the Future of Autonomous Weapons

March 28, 2026

The Pentagon's growing use of AI in war is revealed by a dispute with Anthropic, highlighting tensions over autonomous weapons and corporate control.

Now There's a Helium Shortage and It Affects More Than Balloons

March 27, 2026

Helium is a critical, unsubstitutable resource for tech and science. A fragile supply chain, a history of mismanagement, and new disruptions loom.

This Is How Big Money Is Trading the War in Iran

March 26, 2026

Odd Lots hosts Deutsche Bank's Ozan Tarman to discuss how traders are navigating the Iran war, focusing on pain trades, oil market disconnects, and positioning.

The Petrochemicals Shock That's Already Rippling Through Plastics

March 25, 2026

The Strait of Hormuz closure is creating a severe shock in the petrochemical supply chain, threatening global shortages of plastics like polyethylene.

David Shor and Byrne Hobart on the Politics of a White-Collar Wipeout

March 24, 2026

Experts debate AI's impact on white-collar jobs, weighing imminent, radical disruption against a slower, more adaptable technological shift.

What the Iran War Means for Dubai's Luxury Boom

March 23, 2026

Dubai's luxury boom and its status as a global capital haven are under threat from the Iran war, impacting everything from real estate to global finance.

Introducing: Leaders with Francine Lacqua

March 22, 2026

Introducing 'Leaders with Francine Lacqua,' a podcast exploring the defining moments and actionable lessons from influential global figures.

Here's Why The Iran War Is Prompting A Safe Haven Rethink

March 21, 2026

Geopolitical crises are forcing a rethink of safe haven assets. The dollar, Treasuries, & gold perform differently based on the crisis type.

Greg Brew on Surging Energy and the 'Strategic Trap' of the War in Iran

March 20, 2026

Analyst Greg Brew explains Iran's 'strategic trap,' using energy attacks to impose maximum pain on the US and its allies, creating a costly quagmire.

How War in Iran Will Squeeze America's Farmers Even Further

March 19, 2026

American farmers face a severe squeeze as soaring land values, oligopolistic input costs, and trade policy undercut massive productivity gains.

War in Iran Is Redrawing the Map for Natural Gas

March 18, 2026

The war in Iran is a major shock to the fractured natural gas market. Analyst Bob Brackett discusses LNG's role, supply chain risks & impacts.

War in Iran is Chewing Through American Missile Stockpiles

March 16, 2026

The fictional 2026 war in Iran is rapidly depleting US missile stockpiles, exposing deep industrial base constraints and strategic risks.

What War in Iran Means for China's Teapot Oil Refineries

March 13, 2026

A war in Iran highlights the strategic role of China's 'teapot' refineries, which thrive on sanctioned oil but now face significant supply risks.

Legendary Hacker Matt Suiche on Cyberwar in the Age of AI

March 12, 2026

Legendary hacker Matt Suiche on how kinetic attacks on data centers are outpacing cyberattacks and how AI is making data the only durable asset.

War in Iran Is Creating a Fertilizer Crisis Like Never Before

March 11, 2026

The war in Iran is causing a fertilizer crisis, choking off 45% of tradable urea from the Middle East just as spring planting begins.

Rory Johnston on How Oil Could Surge to Over $200 a Barrel

March 10, 2026

Commodity analyst Rory Johnston explains how the closure of the Strait of Hormuz could trigger an unprecedented oil shock, sending prices over $200.

Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Tokenization and Prediction Markets for Everything

March 9, 2026

Robinhood's Vlad Tenev on tokenizing private equity, launching a retail VC fund, and expanding prediction markets to democratize finance.

Henry Blodget on the Software Selloff Hysteria and the Problem for OpenAI

March 7, 2026

Henry Blodget dissects the AI market frenzy, drawing parallels to the dot-com bubble, questioning OpenAI's dominance, and analyzing AI's future in media.

Lots More on the Seaborne Chaos Around the Strait of Hormuz

March 6, 2026

Experts break down the shipping chaos in the Strait of Hormuz, from soaring war risk insurance costs to compounding supply chain disruptions.

Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein on Why He Doesn't Tweet

March 5, 2026

Ex-Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein on risk, globalization cycles, and why tech's 'fat finger' risk is greater than malevolent state actors.

How the Speed of a Trade Got Down to Nearly the Speed of Light

March 2, 2026

Sociologist Donald McKenzie unpacks the HFT arms race, where traders chase nanoseconds and approach the physical limits of the speed of light.

Introducing: Bloomberg This Weekend

March 1, 2026

Bloomberg introduces "Bloomberg This Weekend," a new show for news and analysis on Saturdays and Sundays, available on TV, radio, and podcast.

James van Geelen on His Viral AI Doom Scenario

February 28, 2026

Author James van Geelen unpacks his viral AI doom scenario, exploring rapid capability growth and potential economic and market disruption.

The Scramble Is On for Businesses to Get Their Tariff Refund Checks

February 27, 2026

The Supreme Court struck down key tariffs. Flexport's CEO explains the chaotic scramble for refunds, legal fights, and the secondary claims market.

How Insurance Costs Make NYC Construction So Expensive

February 26, 2026

NYC's soaring construction costs aren't just labor. An antiquated "scaffold law" inflates insurance to 10% of project budgets, a major driver.

Alison Roman's Plan to Conquer the Tomato Sauce Market

February 23, 2026

Food personality Alison Roman details launching a tomato sauce brand, navigating recipe scaling, CPG financing, and distribution challenges.

Jamee Moudud on the Intellectual Roots of Zohranomics

February 21, 2026

Economics isn't a natural science. Prof. Jamee Moudud unpacks the political roots of neoclassical economics versus classical political economy.

A16Z's David George on How Private and Public Markets Fused Into One

February 20, 2026

a16z's David George on why tech giants stay private longer. Deep private capital markets are reshaping value creation away from public exchanges.

Jared Sleeper on Which Software Companies Will Survive the "SaaSpocalypse"

February 19, 2026

Facing a 'SaaSpocalypse,' software stocks are plunging due to AI. Investor Jared Sleeper argues survival hinges on moats beyond code.

Ray Wang on How AI Is Causing DRAM Prices to Surge

February 16, 2026

AI's insatiable demand for HBM memory is sparking a multi-year "super cycle," causing a DRAM shortage that will last until at least 2027.

The Sixth Bureau, Episode 1: Your Friend From Nanjing

February 15, 2026

An FBI sting operation entraps a Chinese spy, exposing the Ministry of State Security's mission to steal U.S. jet engine technology.

Why Adam Posen Thinks Inflation Will Surge Back to 4%

February 13, 2026

Adam Posen predicts inflation will surge back to 4%, citing tariffs, fiscal stimulus, and a less effective Fed as key inflationary pressures.

New CFTC Chairman Michael Selig on How to Regulate Prediction Markets

February 12, 2026

New CFTC Chairman Michael Selig discusses regulating the booming prediction markets, addressing insider trading, and the fine line with gambling.

Ricardo Hausmann Explains How the Venezuelan Economy Collapsed

February 9, 2026

Ricardo Hausmann explains Venezuela's collapse was caused by internal policy destroying rights and human capital, not sanctions or oil prices.

Evolving Money: The Tokenization Tipping Point (Sponsored Content)

February 8, 2026

Tokenization is set to revolutionize finance. Experts Rick Edelman and JPMorgan's Scott Lucas debate the timeline for mass institutional adoption.

Lots More With Charlie McElligott on This Week's SaaSpocalypse

February 6, 2026

Nomura's McElligott breaks down the 'SaaSpocalypse,' linking the market rout to unwinding crowded trades, an AI-driven tech liquidity crunch.

How a Former Fed Vice-Chair Is thinking About the Next Fed Chair

February 6, 2026

Former Fed Vice-Chair Richard Clarida analyzes Kevin Warsh's nomination, discussing his policy evolution, Fed independence, and market impact.

This Is How The US Can Become a Player in Rare Earth Metals

February 5, 2026

The US can leapfrog China's rare earth chokehold not with traditional mining, but through biotech and material science innovations.

The Surprising Similarity Between the US and Chinese Internets

February 3, 2026

Despite different governance, the US and Chinese internets have evolved in parallel from utopian ideals to centralized, tribal, and nationalistic platforms.

The Utilities Analyst Who Says the Data Center Demand Story Doesn't Add Up

February 2, 2026

Is the AI data center boom a bubble? A utilities analyst reveals a massive supply-demand mismatch, with commitments doubling future needs.

Lots More With Skanda Amarnath on the Risks of Kevin Warsh

January 30, 2026

Experts dissect Kevin Warsh's potential Fed chairmanship, citing risks from his partisan track record, 2008 crisis response, and disdain for data.

Jeff Currie on the Crazy Surge in Metals, And Why The Supercycle Has Years to Run

January 30, 2026

Jeff Currie argues the metals supercycle has years to run, driven by de-dollarization, geopolitical stockpiling, and a massive CapEx boom.

What It's Like to Do Big Ag Business in Venezuela and Ukraine

January 29, 2026

Ex-Cargill execs reveal the realities of doing ag business in Venezuela & Ukraine, from hyperinflation and nationalization to wartime logistics.

What It Takes to Build One of the World's Biggest Banks

January 26, 2026

PNC's CEO on building a top bank: Scale is key, but strategic organic growth and a modern tech stack trump costly, ill-advised M&A.

Blackstone's Michael Zawadzki on How Private Credit Got so Big

January 23, 2026

Blackstone's CIO of Credit explains private credit's explosive growth, its push into AI financing, and why its 'Amazon-like' model is here to stay.

Pimco CEO Manny Roman on Japanese Bonds and the Sell America Trade

January 22, 2026

Pimco CEO Manny Roman dismisses the 'Sell America' trade, highlighting fixed income value, Japan's revival, and AI's disruptive impact.

Why the Tech World Is Going Crazy for Claude Code

January 19, 2026

Explore why Claude Code is a game-changer. Learn how this AI tool is transforming software development, automating jobs, and threatening SaaS.

Lots More on the Protests and Financial Crisis in Iran

January 16, 2026

An expert on Iranian equities discusses how a currency collapse, bank failure, and hyperinflation are fueling a new wave of protests in Iran.

How to Make Money From the Booming Demand for Energy

January 15, 2026

Global energy demand is soaring, driven by AI and reshoring. This creates secular investment opportunities in infrastructure and natural resources.

The Fight Over Fed Independence Just Got Taken To a Whole New Level

January 12, 2026

The fight over Fed independence escalates as the DOJ subpoenas Chairman Powell, threatening a criminal indictment and raising unprecedented questions.

Cullen Roche on the Art of Building a Perfect Portfolio

January 12, 2026

Portfolio expert Cullen Roche reveals why standard models fail and how to build *your* perfect portfolio by matching assets to your unique liabilities.

Greg Grandin on how the Monroe Doctrine Became the Donroe Doctrine

January 9, 2026

Historian Greg Grandin traces the Monroe Doctrine's evolution into the transactional 'Donroe Doctrine,' explaining US foreign policy in Latin America.

Here's What Could Happen to Venezuela's Messy $170 Billion of Debt

January 8, 2026

Sovereign debt expert Lee Buchheit unpacks Venezuela's $170B debt mess, exploring the odious debt debate, the Iraq precedent, and future paths.

This Is What Maduro's Arrest Means for the Oil Market

January 7, 2026

Maduro's arrest is a show of US geopolitical force, not a short-term oil play. Venezuela's vast reserves are locked behind massive costs.

What Really Happens at a Fed Research Conference

January 5, 2026

An inside look at the Boston Fed's conference, where new economic ideas on supply chains, global risks, and inflation are forged and debated.

The Business of Butterworth's, the Hottest New Restaurant in Washington DC

January 2, 2026

Butterworth's chef on D.C.'s political dining scene, post-COVID economics, supply chain strategy, and the surprising curse of the burger.

Tracy and Joe Answer All Your Questions

January 1, 2026

Odd Lots hosts answer listener questions on AI's value chain, Bitcoin's next narrative, the EMH paradox, and their journalistic process.

Goldman's Hatzius and Snider on the Outlook for 2026

December 29, 2025

Goldman Sachs' 2026 outlook: Strong earnings, not just AI hype, drive markets. Expect accelerating productivity but flat unemployment.

Merryn Talks Money: John Law, The Gambler Who Invented Modern Money (Part 1)

December 26, 2025

Meet John Law: the 18th-century gambler, murderer, and fugitive whose radical ideas about money laid the groundwork for modern finance.

Scott Kupor's New Plan to Bring Tech Workers Into the Federal Government

December 25, 2025

OPM Director Scott Cooper on the 'U.S. Tech Force,' a new initiative to recruit 1,000 top technologists into the federal government.

Why Americans Are Falling Behind on Auto Loans At Their Highest Level Ever

December 22, 2025

VantageScore's chief economist unpacks the K-shaped recovery, revealing wealth, not income, drives consumer health amid rising auto debt.

The Booming Business of Chinese Peptides

December 19, 2025

An inside look at the booming peptide gray market. This episode explores the biohacking culture, Chinese supply chains, and regulatory loopholes.

Meet the Politician the AI Industry Is Trying to Stop

December 18, 2025

NY politician Alex Boris, an ex-Palantir data scientist, discusses his AI regulation bill, the RAISE Act, and why the tech industry is targeting him.

MeatEater's Steven Rinella on the Economic History of Hunting

December 15, 2025

Hunting's hidden history: How deer skins, beaver pelts, and buffalo hides shaped the American economy, culture, and conservation movement.

D.A. Wallach Explains Why Biotech VC Is So Different

December 12, 2025

Musician-turned-investor D.A. Wallach explains biotech investing, why AI isn't a cure-all, and how China is reshaping drug development.

This Is What It Takes to Get a Data Center Financed

December 11, 2025

Inside the AI data center boom: A legal expert breaks down the complex financing, from securitization to power grid bottlenecks.

Dan Ivascyn Is Excited About a New Era in Fixed Income

December 8, 2025

PIMCO CIO Dan Iverson discusses why bonds are back, the coming 'disappointment' in private credit, and the return of global opportunities.

How Microsoft Excel Conquered Corporate America

December 7, 2025

Microsoft Excel, a 40-year-old software, maintains market dominance through strategic bundling, deep cultural integration, and adapting to AI.

Affirm's Max Levchin Breaks Down How Buy Now, Pay Later Really Works

December 5, 2025

Affirm CEO Max Levchin discusses disrupting credit cards with a transparent, no-late-fee BNPL model built on superior underwriting and AI.

AI Can Tell Us Something About Credit Market Weakness

December 4, 2025

AI is decoding credit markets. Noetica AI's Dan Wertman reveals a 'flight to fortification' in deal terms amid private credit anxiety.

Travis Kavulla Explains Why Electric Bills Shot Up

December 1, 2025

The US power grid faces a historic test from AI's insatiable demand. Can our patchwork system and 20th-century regulations handle the surge?

This Is Why Credit Card Interest Rates Are So High

November 28, 2025

Why are credit card rates ~23%? It's not just default risk. High marketing costs, large risk premiums, and consumer rate insensitivity drive profits.

Graham Allison on the Risks of a US-China War

November 27, 2025

Professor Graham Allison explains the 'Thucydides Trap,' analyzing if the U.S. and a rising China are destined for war or can avert catastrophe.

Ray Dalio on the Five Forces That Make This a Historical Moment

November 24, 2025

Ray Dalio discusses his framework of five major historical forces, analyzing today's convergence of debt, political conflict, and AI.

Risky Business Preview

November 23, 2025

Nate Silver & Maria Konnikova launch "Risky Business," a podcast using stats, psychology, and poker strategy to analyze decision-making.

Why America's Cattle Ranchers Keep Getting Squeezed

November 22, 2025

Why are beef prices soaring while ranchers struggle? An expert explains market dysfunction, packer consolidation, and the fight for the US cattle industry.

What Susan Collins Wants to See Before Supporting Another Rate Cut

November 21, 2025

Boston Fed's Susan Collins discusses balancing stubborn inflation against a weakening labor market, with added uncertainty from tariffs and AI.

Tyler Cowen on Why AI Hasn't Changed the World Yet

November 20, 2025

Economist Tyler Cowen on AI's slow revolution: new companies, not add-ons, will drive change. Mass unemployment is unlikely, but stable, upper-middle-class jobs face disruption.

The Politics of AI Are About to Explode

November 19, 2025

AI is creating a rare bipartisan populist backlash, fueled by fears of job loss and soaring energy costs, setting the stage for a major political flashpoint.

Jeffrey Gundlach Says Almost All Financial Assets Are Now Overvalued

November 17, 2025

Jeff Gundlach: Private credit is the next subprime crisis. Long-term US treasuries are vulnerable. Shift to gold, non-US equities, and cash.

Citi's Dirk Willer on How You Know When the Bubble Is Over

November 15, 2025

Citi's Dirk Villa defines the AI bubble, compares it to 2000, and offers a quantitative framework for knowing when it's time to sell.

Why Paul Kedrosky Says AI Is Like Every Bubble All Rolled Into One

November 14, 2025

The AI data center boom is a 'meta bubble' combining tech, real estate, and loose credit, mirroring pre-2008 financial crisis structures.

Cliff Asness on How Markets Got Dumber in the Last 10 Years

November 13, 2025

AQR's Cliff Asnes argues markets are becoming less efficient, driven by social media turning the wisdom of crowds into the madness of mobs.

Jerry Neumann on the Problem With Investing in AI Right Now

November 12, 2025

VC Jerry Newman argues AI won't make you rich. Like containerization, it creates value, but incumbents capture it by passing gains to consumers.

How Chinese Real Estate Became the Biggest Bubble in History

November 10, 2025

Economist Mike Bird explains China's 'land trap,' where a real estate model built on local government finance has led to a productivity crisis.

The Viral Milk That Helped Set Off America's Protein Boom

November 8, 2025

The dairy industry is booming, driven by high-protein products like Fairlife, advanced farm tech, and shifting consumer health trends.

Lots More on the Worsening State of the US Labor Market

November 7, 2025

Amid a government shutdown and no official jobs data, experts debate the US labor market's true health, AI's role in layoffs, and recession risk.

Dmitry Shevelenko on Perplexity's Vision for Reshaping the Internet

November 6, 2025

Perplexity’s CBO discusses building a user-aligned AI focused on accuracy and trust, challenging ad-based tech giants with a subscription model.

San Francisco's New Mayor on Homelessness, Unaffordability, and AI

November 3, 2025

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie outlines his strategy to revitalize the city by prioritizing public safety, tackling the fentanyl crisis, and fostering a pro-business AI hub.

How Hudson River Trading Actually Uses AI

October 31, 2025

Beyond latency wars: Hudson River Trading's Head of AI reveals how deep learning models use massive data to predict short-term market moves.

The Movement That Wants Us to Care About AI Model Welfare

October 30, 2025

Is AI conscious? This episode explores the emerging field of AI welfare, rights, and the ethical debate over treating models as moral patients.

Why It's Still So Expensive to Build Homes in America

October 27, 2025

Why hasn't housing gotten cheaper like cars? Construction Physics author Brian Potter explains the deep-rooted barriers to productivity and prefab.

The Hidden Supply Chain Making Every Menu Feel Familiar

October 25, 2025

Explore Cisco, the hidden giant supplying America's chain restaurants, and how its dominance shapes food quality, price, and competition.

Daniel Yergin on What Happened to the Energy Transition

October 24, 2025

Energy expert Dan Yergin explains why the energy transition is an addition, not a replacement, due to tech's demand and geopolitical realities.

Why The World Started Hedging Its US Dollar Exposure

October 23, 2025

BIS expert Hyun Sung Shin explains why the dollar's decline is a 'hedge America,' not 'sell America,' story, driven by ex-post hedging.

Olli Rehn on the Big Competitiveness Challenge Facing Europe

October 22, 2025

Bank of Finland's Oli Rehn on Europe's pivotal moment: Tackling defense, energy, & China competition requires deeper economic integration.

Raghuram Rajan on Surging Gold and Growing Risks to Financial Stability

October 20, 2025

Raghuram Rajan discusses the gold surge, geopolitical risks, and market froth, warning of vulnerabilities from the current monetary policy cycle.

Introducing: The Mishal Husain Show

October 19, 2025

Veteran BBC journalist Mishal Husain launches a new podcast, going beyond headlines for in-depth talks with leaders like Musk and Starmer.

A Trip to Alaska With San Fran Fed President Mary Daly

October 17, 2025

How does the Fed make decisions? By visiting places like Alaska, where amplified economic pressures offer a real-world view beyond the data.

Why the Trump Administration is Now Taking Equity Stakes in American Companies

October 16, 2025

The US government is now a long-term investor, taking equity in firms like Intel & MP Materials—a radical shift in industrial policy.

Why Argentina Needs Bailout After Bailout After Bailout

October 15, 2025

Why is Argentina always in crisis? An expert explains its history of defaults, Peronism, and President Javier Milei's high-stakes reforms.

Andrew Ross Sorkin on the Stock Market Crash That Shattered America

October 13, 2025

Author Andrew Ross Sorkin discusses the 1929 crash, revealing parallels to today's market in speculation, retail leverage, and technology.

John Ganz on the Era When America Was Consumed by Panic With Corporate Japan

October 10, 2025

Revisiting the 1980s 'Japan panic' reveals parallels and key differences with today's China anxiety, from pop culture to economic policy.

Why the Price of Money Surged in the Last 6 Years

October 9, 2025

Experts debate the rising neutral interest rate (R-star), arguing the era of cheap money is over due to five key drivers: debt, and defense.

James Van Geelen on the Next Phase of the AI Buildout

October 6, 2025

AI's 'picks and shovels' boom is real. A tour of a massive data center reveals the infrastructure spending, energy needs, and investment plays.

Lots More with Joe Abate on the Fed's New Target and the Rising Price of Money

October 3, 2025

The Fed's rate-setting plumbing is under review. Expert Joe Abate discusses the potential shift from Fed funds to repo rates & monetary policy's future.

Terry Duffy on the CME's Big Push into Retail Trading

October 2, 2025

CME CEO Terry Duffy discusses merging finance and betting via a FanDuel partnership, the rise of retail trading, and navigating new prediction markets.

Tarek Mansour on Kalshi's Plan to Create Markets in Everything

October 1, 2025

Kalshi CEO Tariq Mansour on legalizing prediction markets, competing with sportsbooks, and the vision for institutional and on-chain trading.

The King of Chicago Trading Wants to Build a GPU Market Bigger Than Oil

September 29, 2025

DRW's Don Wilson on creating a futures market for GPUs, the imminent tokenization of all assets, and why AI will transform trading.

Introducing IVF Disrupted: The Kindbody Story

September 28, 2025

An investigative podcast explores Kindbody, a VC-backed fertility startup whose promise to revolutionize care left a trail of angry patients.

Jack Morris on Finding the Next Big AI Breakthrough

September 26, 2025

AI researcher Jack Morris explores the state of AI, detailing how models are evaluated, the critical role of proprietary data, and future trends.

Ozan Tarman on What's Driving The Nonstop Rise in Gold and Tech

September 25, 2025

Odd Lots & Deutsche Bank's Ozan Tarman dissect the paradoxical rally in NVIDIA & gold, the weakening dollar, and rising US sovereign risk.

Jim Cramer on the Retail Trading Revolution

September 22, 2025

Jim Cramer joins Odd Lots to champion individual stock picking, arguing that with proper research and a long-term view, retail can outperform.

Michael Froman on the New 'Polyamorous' Global Trading System

September 20, 2025

Former U.S. Trade Rep. Michael Froman discusses the end of the rules-based order, China's rise, and the new 'polyamorous' world of trade.

Henry Wang on China's Role in the New Emerging World Order

September 19, 2025

Odd Lots hosts Henry Wong for a Chinese perspective on globalization, U.S. relations, and China's emerging role in a multipolar world.

Elon Musk's Pay Package and the Threat to the Delaware Corporation

September 18, 2025

Delaware's reign as the corporate incorporation capital is under threat, sparking a potential 'race to the bottom' for shareholder rights.