The Wit, Charm, and Legacy of Ed Crane
Alan Reynolds I knew Ed casually since the 1970s and have written and lectured for the Cato Institute since 1985. ...
Ed Crane Made European Libertarians Feel Like We Were Not Alone
Johan Norberg As European libertarians looking at America around the turn of the millennium, Ed Crane and David Boaz seemed ...
Greene King considers job cuts as soaring costs squeeze pub sector
Greene King is weighing up a fresh round of job cuts as Britain’s second-largest pub chain grapples with rising taxes, ...
Mark Dixon: ‘Banning working from home is idiotic’
Mark Dixon, the billionaire founder of IWG and architect of the Regus empire, has dismissed calls to ban working from ...
What Modern Betting Infrastructure Means for the Future of the UK Leisure Economy
The evolution of betting is undeniable. Whether it’s sports or the most common casino games, it’s clear there has been ...
What Happens to Business Technology When It Reaches End of Life?
Most businesses, which includes modern ones, invest heavily in technology, but they rarely plan for its eventual and inevitable exit ...
What Happens to Business Technology When It Reaches End of Life?
Most businesses, which includes modern ones, invest heavily in technology, but they rarely plan for its eventual and inevitable exit ...
Markets, Manipulation, and Silver-Stacking
A historic metals shakeout, a simple “stacking plan,” and a bigger question: how do you stay independent when the system ...
No, We Shouldn’t Ban AI Chatbots
Jennifer Huddleston and Christopher Gardner At this year’s Silicon Flatirons Flagship Conference, yours truly, Jennifer Huddleston, took part in a ...
Bitcoin Mining and the Electricity Grid: A Quiet Savior
When we think of the need for more electricity to meet a weather-related surge in demand, we think more generation ...
