Author: Nathan Gardels
America’s closed models are falling behind.Read More
In June, climate negotiators from around the world met in Bonn, Germany for the annual Subsidiary Body meetings in preparation for the Conference of the Parties.Read More
AI is driving a full-stack infrastructure boom, reshaping energy, chips, cloud, and software—creating broad, distributed investment opportunities across a tech ecosystem.Read More
Technology stocks have spent much of the past year battling two competing narratives. First came concerns that artificial intelligence would automate away parts of the software industry. Then investors began questioning whether the AI spending boom itself could last long enough to justify today’s valuations. The result has been uneven performance across many technology names … Peter Lynch’s Favorite Indicator Is Flashing Green for Tech Stocks AgainRead More
Puzzle announces AI Suite for month-end close; MyCPE One announces CPE Wallet for automating CPE management; Sam’s List rolls out Concierge Launch; and other accounting tech news and updates.Read More
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Breakthrough Device Designation to NSE-FAST®, the first rapid blood test designed to aid in the diagnosis of acute ischemic stroke.Read More
Health tech startup Pearl Health raised $110 million in a mix of debt and equity financing to build out its artificial intelligence platform for Medicare providers, including AI agents to handle ad | Health tech startup Pearl Health raised $110 million in a mix of debt and equity financing to build out its artificial intelligence platform for Medicare providers, including AI agents to handle administrative tasks.Read More
On our most recent radio show we had an interesting and somewhat counter-intuitive discussion on bear markets. For whatever reason, there seems to be increased concerns a bear market isRead More
Karina Monesson says staying in the workforce has strengthened her family’s long-term financial future despite high childcare costs.Read More
Punishments tailored to the offense itself are viewed as more humane, more appropriate, and more likely to prevent repeat bad behavior than traditional penalties, according to a new study.Read More