Thanksgiving is a time when many of us reflect on our lives, our families, and our aspirations. For some, this… Read more
Category: Finance
Fiscal Discipline and a Compassionate Social Fabric
Yesterday, during my business ethics lectures, I saw firsthand how certain core values can resonate across the political spectrum. My… Read more
What Tomorrow Brings.
In times of great change, the most important thing we can hold onto is our hope. Tomorrow is more than… Read more
Promises in Progress: Why Biden’s Major Bills Aren’t Resonating—Yet
It’s easy for impactful achievements to be overshadowed by the noise of immediate concerns and skepticism. Yet, the Biden administration’s… Read more
Profit Over Patients: Examining the Ethics of Pharmaceutical Pricing
The pharmaceutical industry in the United States holds a unique and controversial position when it comes to drug pricing. Unlike… Read more
What Happened to Portland?
Portland has long been a beacon of progressive ideals—a city that stood up for environmental justice, embraced cultural diversity, and… Read more
Balancing the Books for Tomorrow: Ensuring Financial Stability Across Generations in Chicago Schools
Illinois and Chicago are once again at a financial crossroads, confronting a billion-dollar budget gap that highlights the challenging intersection… Read more
Is Southwest Losing Its Heart? Navigating the Balance Between Profit and Purpose
Southwest Airlines, long celebrated for its unique culture, customer-centric focus, and budget-friendly services, is facing a critical moment in its… Read more
Unrealized Gains and Real Solutions
Vice President Kamala Harris’s proposal to tax unrealized capital gains has become a hot topic in the national discourse, igniting… Read more
How Caring Companies Find Unexpected Financial Success
Corporations often view profits as separate from people, seeing employees as resources to be extracted rather than assets to be… Read more