Unplugging Sounds Great, Until You Try It
Unplugging Sounds Great, Until You Try It
(Bloomberg View) -- The Less-Tech-Is-More Business
Leonid Bershidsky celebrates simple tech in a world of multiplying features and content.
States Are Part of the Problem
Federalism is a beautiful idea, but Tyler Cowen argues that in reality it's also a bit of a drag.
Humans and Their Delusions
Money is a collective fiction we agree to buy into, says the author of "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind." Yuval Noah Harari speaks with Barry Ritholtz.
Nice Superweapon. Too Bad You Can't Afford to Fire It.
If your drone's missiles cost $100,000 a pop, you're not likely to actually use them. Military innovators have some alternatives in mind, starting with lasers. The future has finally arrived, and Tobin Harshaw offers a tour.
Fear Not
Markets are complacent. As they should be. Charles Lieberman reassures us that the economy is on an incredibly consistent trajectory.
Ritholtz’s Reads
(Read Barry Ritholtz’s full daily news roundup here.)
Bloomberg Gadfly
- Shifting foundations in Chinese real estate
- Apple's iPad hopes meet harsh reality
- Tech kings' greatest enemy is in the mirror
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