
Two recent law review articles by Northwestern’s Max Schanzenbach and Harvard’s Robert Sitkoff examine the legal landscape of university endowment divestment driven by non‑financial motives. One paper outlines the legal challenges and potential liabilities of politically motivated divestment, while the other urges trustees to adopt a strict risk‑and‑return investment policy, rejecting ideological pressures. The author of this piece critiques the first paper and signals a forthcoming analysis of the policy arguments presented in the second. The discussion revives debates that first surfaced in the early 2000s around campus activism and financial stewardship.
The recent closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a sharp rise in global natural‑gas prices, except in North America, which remains insulated by abundant domestic supply. The disruption forced several LNG carriers originally bound for Europe to reroute...

Federal agencies are grappling with massive staffing cuts from the Trump administration, with the General Services Administration shedding nearly 40% of its workforce and the Environmental Protection Agency losing about a quarter. To restore capacity, both agencies are deploying artificial‑intelligence...

You can now automate any browser workflow with just a text prompt. Skyvern just killed the "you need custom scripts" excuse for web automation. It uses Vision LLMs + computer vision to navigate websites it's never seen before. → Fill out any form...
Chinese steel exporters are confronting steep anti‑dumping duties in Brazil, ranging from $285 to $710 per tonne, which could render Chinese imports unviable for up to five years. The duties target pre‑painted, cold‑rolled, and coated steel, prompting Chinese firms to...
The acquisition math nobody shows you: Buy at 3–5x earnings Sell at 8–12x earnings 10 businesses × $500K profit = $5M EBITDA $5M EBITDA × 10x = $50M exit Businesses you paid nothing for Funded by the cash flow they already produced This is the game. Learn...

Australian agency Howatson has launched Unicorn, an in‑house AI platform that automates the rollout of master creative into hundreds of digital and out‑of‑home formats. The service costs $5,000 per campaign—roughly a 95% reduction from traditional $100,000 rollouts—and delivers assets within...

"Durable ROIC is the economic signature of a high-quality business". Most investors chase growth. The best investors chase durable ROIC. 📈 Return on Invested Capital tells you how efficiently a company turns capital into profits—and the durable part is what separates great...
Oroville Hospital President and CEO Robert Wentz is retiring after more than four decades of service, with the board approving a leadership transition to COO Scott Chapple. The change will take effect once the Chapter 11 reorganization plan receives court...

Tangela Q. Parker, a veteran corporate affairs executive, has spent more than two decades shaping communication strategy for major healthcare firms such as CVS Health, Centene, UnitedHealthcare and Humana. Her recent role as senior vice president of external affairs for...

Entrepreneurial leaders often overlook the need to teach followership, assuming team members will intuitively know how to support a vision. The article argues that imposing hierarchy or pure democracy can erode culture, and instead advocates clear direction, resource allocation, and...
Nestlé USA is launching Minor’s Kitchen, a chef‑inspired sauce line, marking the company’s first consumer culinary brand in the United States. The four‑flavor assortment—Lemon Garlic Aioli, Creamy Korean BBQ, Spicy Chili Truffle, and American Smokehouse—targets the fast‑growing at‑home condiment market,...
Bloomberg’s latest post outlines the fundamentals of trade surveillance, emphasizing its role in detecting insider dealing, spoofing, and other market abuse across asset classes. It details regulatory expectations that mandate scenario‑based alerts, robust audit trails, and periodic risk assessments. The...
Carney’s Early Iran Misstep — Time to Reset Stick with this interview. It's long, complex, and not always easy to understand, but at the end of it I felt like I understood the dilemma facing MarkJCarney and Canada over Iran...

U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran have pushed crude oil into the mid‑$70‑per‑barrel range, sending the national average gasoline price up 27 cents to $3.25 per gallon. Analysts warn the pump price could climb to $3.50‑$3.70 soon and possibly breach...

Broker‑dealers earn billions by sweeping uninvested client cash into bank loans, a practice that generated $3.17 billion for Charles Schwab in Q4 alone. The launch of Altruist’s AI‑driven tax manager has sparked concerns that similar AI tools could automatically move idle cash...

An AI‑generated Amish avatar named Melanskia, with over 300,000 Instagram followers, is promoting the dietary supplement Modern Antidote without disclosing her synthetic nature. The avatar is operated by entrepreneur Josemaria Silvestrini, who uses AI tools to create realistic video content...

The article stresses that robust restrictive covenants—especially non‑competes—are essential in M&A transactions to safeguard a buyer’s investment. Sellers are typically bound for five years, with clauses covering family affiliates and tailored side‑ventures. Proper drafting, often in a separate agreement, ensures...

The geopolitical rollercoaster that is 2026 continues and is impacting global oil prices. #canada🇨🇦 #canada #trade #energy
‘He is a once-in-a-thousand-years kind of person’: Tim Cook explains how the Steve Jobs reality distortion field convinced him to join Apple https://www.techradar.com/phones/iphone/he-is-a-once-in-a-thousand-years-kind-of-person-tim-cook-explains-how-the-steve-jobs-reality-distortion-field-convinced-him-to-join-apple
Alaris Equity Partners Income Trust posted a strong fourth‑quarter 2025, with total revenue and operating income rising 15.9% and 34.8% respectively, driven by a $73.2 million unrealized gain on partner investments. Net book value per unit climbed to $24.79, while the...
I love how two great optimizations for navigating the Series A process came out of YC. One is the data-driven "capital as a service" approach via Standard Capital. The other is "we will help you navigate the byzantine nuances of...
Azoma has launched the Agentic Merchant Protocol (AMP), a machine‑native framework that lets brands push product data directly to AI shopping agents. The system, already adopted by L’Oréal, Unilever, Mars and Beiersdorf, centralizes catalogs, enforces brand guidelines and promises measurable...
Speaking with a former hedge fund manager who started investing in and acquiring profitable lower middle market companies. There is a catch though.. The model often starts with advisory work, where clients are willing to pay substantial fees for judgment alone. There is...

At HIMSS26 Executive Summit, senior leaders from Parkland Health and AltaMed debated how to quantify AI’s return on investment in healthcare. They highlighted the difficulty of measuring hard financial gains while acknowledging that AI can free clinicians from documentation and...

The New South Wales public service union is campaigning for a formal industrial award for parliamentary staff, who are currently employed under a determination framework that offers limited protections. Union representative Suzette Meade argues the arrangement creates uncertainty and fails...
Why are you still running separate AI stacks for your employees and your customers? The "service" logic is identical. Convergence between #CCaaS and #ServiceManagement is the only way to achieve true enterprise velocity. Stop managing silos; start managing the flow. 🔗...
Flagship Communities Real Estate Investment Trust reported strong fourth‑quarter and full‑year 2025 results, with rental revenue climbing 17% to $103.4 million and net income rising 12% to $115.7 million. NOI increased 17% year‑over‑year to $68.4 million, while FFO per unit grew 12% and...
Montreal Gateway Terminals (MGT) reached a new collective bargaining agreement with CUPE Local 4317, ending a five‑month strike by its clerical workforce. The strike, which began in September, halted operations at MGT’s Cast and Racine terminals, affecting cargo handling across...
As I noted in this thread, no oil infrastructure was damaged. This was all about waiting for a resolution to gets the ships moving again. Looks like that happened and the market is pricing in the end of the war. Headlines * TRUMP...
Founders: assume that your deck is getting passed around, and that it will make its way to your direct competitors. Don't say things about your competitors that might you regret later (in your competitive advantage slide). In fact, I wouldn't...
Former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman warned that presidential tariffs are endangering key export markets, especially for soybeans. He highlighted that U.S. agriculture relies heavily on overseas sales and that recent tariff measures have squeezed demand and farmgate prices....
Ethical AI literacy requires more than worrying about hallucinations; leaders must confront bias, misinformation, and overly "yes-driven" cultures that pressure data to fit the narrative. #EthicalAI #CIO #CHRO #CEO https://t.co/aiB5P99ido
Empty calories. All Cluely stood for was being hyped and hot. When things got tough, the team jumped ship because they recruited people only interested in being part of a hyped and hot startup. When it was no longer was, they...
Agricultural markets are closely monitoring the upcoming face‑to‑face meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing at the end of March. The talks follow a late‑October summit that produced a trade framework committing China to 25 million...
Shutting down Hormuz the first time is like withdrawing from a golf tournament the first time. The second time becomes soooo much easier and will happen with much less provocation.
MAGA Influencers Turn on United CEO Scott Kirby — Is the Airline Scrubbing the Receipts? - View from the Wing https://t.co/AAJazyUcEy

Recent research demonstrates that machine learning can dramatically accelerate the pricing of complex derivatives and improve crash‑prediction analytics. A two‑stage framework using a Gaussian Process Regressor (GPR) trained on full volatility‑surface inputs delivers near‑instant valuations with sub‑percent errors for variance...

“Our modern-day working culture & personal habits have created the infinite workday. The non-stop emails, meetings, phone calls, notifications, group chats, messages, etc., are assaulting ur #personaleffectiveness. You must protect it.” > https://t.co/p5jUUCnzIs #careeradvice https://t.co/sYirj3W1m4
I am not sure if more SaaS companies should buy AI startups so they can catch up on tech Or… If more AI companies should buy cheap SaaS companies for the distribution and plug int their stuff

Insurance Australia Group (IAG) is embedding generative AI into its integration engineering, moving roughly 600 APIs onto MuleSoft’s Anypoint API Experience Hub. The insurer is encouraging engineers to adopt AI prompts and "skills" to automate API migration and creation, aiming...
Watch @MichelleVolz and I talk about her new fund @pax_ventures. We discuss big themes in industrial tech + raising a fund as an emerging manager https://t.co/qy84WOhSde
When Nvidia all-but acquired Groq for a reported $20B, it inadvertently validated the entire AI chip startup landscape (featuring commentary from @vsora_dsp @SambaNovaAI @dMatrix_AI) https://t.co/65Jk6Fe7I5
President Trump’s push for “America’s Maritime Dominance” aims to break China’s grip on global shipbuilding. But shipyards are only one piece of maritime power. Th real contest runs through chokepoints, naval force, commercial fleets, and the insurance and financial systems...
Whether these arguments from the Iranian Foreign Minister are sincere or not, Iranian leaders seem to understand U.S. politics far better than American leaders understand Iranian politics.
Jeff Bezos with a very powerful lesson on ideas - too many ideas can create a backlog of unfinished work and a business distraction https://t.co/HwSACVocYA
At every stage of your career, when you open your mouth you sell yourself, your ideas, your value, and your ability. Fortunately, even if you’re not a born communicator, the ability to deliver a powerful presentation can be learned. #coachingskills #executivecoach...

"The Slow Climb: How Tariffs Gradually Raised Retail Prices in 2025" via @federalreserve https://t.co/HJiDIY3j8v "consumers are in fact paying higher retail prices because of tariffs" 😮 https://t.co/SbgM6kbcPA

.@EchoStar's Ergen on $1 trillion+ @SpaceX IPO valuation: 'No amount is crazy here.' @HughesConnects subsidiary has $1.4B in debt due in Aug. EchoStar noncommital on paying it. @NSIL_India wants $117M in Hughes compensation for scrapping sat capacity deal. https://t.co/SLW1OgmkVx https://t.co/73JNfEGG6Z

Last month, ASUR's management talked about their recent acquisitions in the US and Brazil. It seems like they are attempting to become a kind of Mexican Ferrovial with assets across the hemisphere. https://t.co/gnm07F4rPU