All this has happened before. And all this will happen again. My ASI colleague Lars Christensen talks about Grexit.
Month: June 2015
A Closer Look At The Silicon Valley Vs. Wall Street Talent War
“More than salary, they want to be impactful: a part of building something new, or changing the fundamental nature of a given process…
“…The writing is already on the wall. Consider the uptick in traditional financial institutions like J.P. Morgan, Fidelity and T. Rowe Price increasingly participating in high-profile funding rounds for fast-growth private tech companies in addition to (and often in place of) traditional venture capital firms.”
French Anti-Uber Protest Turns To Guerrilla Warfare As Cabbies Burn Cars, Attack Uber Drivers
Damn.
The golden rule of British government spending
“Whether the top rate of income tax is 83%, as it was in the 1970s, or 40%, as it was in the years before 2010, the British people seem to have decided in some mysterious way that 35% of their income is all the government is going to get. And that means, more or less, that 35% of national income (GDP) is all the government can spend unless it wants to pile up debt. If government spending is much above that level, as it is, it will have to fall no matter who is in charge.”
SEC Reg A+ Will Now Let You Crowdfund Equity
Such a mistake.