Today's economy is vastly different from that of a century ago. Globalization has interconnected markets and supply chains in ...

Reimagining tariffs as a panacea for economic woes is not only historically inaccurate but economically unsound. The America ...

Indifference was the world’s first reaction to Karl Marx’s magnum opus. In 1867, when the first volume of “Capital” was ...

Yet as these major countries seem to be retreating from capitalism, there are a few places across the income curve, including ...

Some jobs are expected to become obsolete while new jobs are created. And the improved productivity is expected to bolster ...

At this moment in history, we find ourselves in a society defined by relentless speed, overwhelming amounts of information, ...

"This is 16th century Europe. With this cantilevered construction, which is so accepted into 20th-century architecture. But [Francesco] Borromini and Christopher Wren were the first to utilize that in ...

From Reactive to Proactive: Mayoral control, while well-intentioned, has stifled NYCHA’s ability to evolve as an independent ...

Capital in Banking traces the role of capital in US, British, and Swiss banking from the 19th to the 21st century. The book discusses the impact of perceptions and conventions on capital ratios in the ...

A closed-door court battle over control of the media empire of mogul Rupert Murdoch is set to commence on Sept. 16 and could determine the future of ...

In today’s economy, control over capital is more influential than traditional asset ownership. Millennials are driving this shift by leveraging financial markets, technology, and investment strategies ...