John Mitchell ran a politicized Justice Department a generation ago, as Eric Holder does today. One in each generation is enough.
Read More
Wanted: An Attorney General Interested In The Law
Paul Jacobs in Forbes
Paul Jacobs discusses the financial and tax advantages of marriage over long-term cohabitation.
Read More
Not-For-Profit Journalism Makes Sense
Since there is little money in journalism, a not-for-profit model makes sense – if government keeps hands off the content.
Read More
An Odd Antitrust Suit Over A Legal Monopoly
New York’s AG is outraged that drug makers use patents to boost profits. He might also want sharks to act like goldfish.
Read More
Unsophisticated Investors Come In All Sizes
Surprise! CalPERS discovers that hedge funds are expensive, and they don’t magically make money.
Read More
Seller Financing’s Renewed Popularity, And Pitfalls
Tight credit conditions have brought renewed attention to the idea of seller financing. Caveat vendor.
Read More
Anthony Criscuolo in MarketWatch
Anthony Criscuolo suggests saving emergency funds for large, one-time expenses.
Read More
Better Together
Scotland’s vote may be a useful model in places as diverse as Spain and Belgium.
Read More
Ben Sullivan in Physician’s Money Digest
Ben Sullivan reminds investors that concetrated positions in private companies are too risky for most.
Read More
Toxic, Sneaky And In Denial
Lois Lerner launched the IRS scandal via a planted question that branded her as a sneak. Now nobody will hire her. Surprised?
Read More