Americans' resistance to the practice originates from their near-mystical faith in the ballot box. I've never been a fan of litigating election results in court, and the lawsuit filed last month by the loser of a Democratic primary for a U.S. House of Representatives seat in Florida
According to the Division of Bond Finance's new debt affordability analysis, Florida must work on environmental concerns such as hurricane vulnerability, flooding, and rising sea levels to sustain top credit ratings, but a strong economic recovery will help the state keep its triple-A status. According to
A surge in the construction of multifamily dwellings could help temper housing costs and inflation. The number of homes on which builders have begun construction doesn't come close to matching the interest of investors, economists, and politicians like those that look at how many jobs
Men's marriage prospects are harmed by the loss of blue-collar occupations due to automation. This has consequences. Being a woman isn't easy. Being a man, on the other hand, is no picnic either. The world is changing faster than it has ever been, and so are
The U.S. will no longer require Americans applying for passports or consular reports of birth abroad to undergo a medical certification if their self-selected gender doesn’t match the gender listed on other citizenship or identity documents, the State Department announced. The nod toward LGBTQ communities comes
Asset managers are putting pressure on tech firms over their implementation of facial recognition software. Mark Gilbert is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering asset management. He previously was the London bureau chief for Bloomberg News. He is also the author of "Complicit: How Greed and Collusion Made
Asset managers are putting pressure on tech firms over their implementation of facial recognition software. Mark Gilbert is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering asset management. He previously was the London bureau chief for Bloomberg News. He is also the author of "Complicit: How Greed and Collusion Made
Labor shortages could squeeze the nation's most popular retirement destinations, providing new opportunities for places like Tennessee and North Carolina to cater to seniors. The scramble to find service workers has been on display among large corporate employers in recent weeks. Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. is raising
The Advancement Initiative aims to help less prosperous schools bridge the wealth gap through investments in late-stage startups. College endowments illustrate just how deep-rooted inequality is in higher education. U.S. college endowments held about $630 billion in fiscal 2019. But just a few schools account for much of that: More than
The Athletics are turning up the pressure on city leaders to commit to their vision for a new ballpark. But the era of big public funding for stadiums may be over. The Oakland Athletics play in a ballpark that’s a relic of a lost age. Now known as the RingCentral
