Big economic slumps are always followed by a wave of bankruptcies, except for this one A few days ago, John Authers flagged one of the more intriguing issues in today's puzzling economic landscape: the number of bankruptcies are historically at a low point at a moment when a year ago the expectations were to have... Continue Reading →
Both sides of the political aisles were caught off guard when the House Small Business Committee hearing convened on the 25th of May 2021 to review the progress of the small business Covid relief programs under the $900 billion Covid-19 relief bill was attended only by the Small Business Administrator Isabel Guzman. The Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen... Continue Reading →
Qantas vs. Unions represents a battle of two forces from which only one will win. On one hand we have a global business that needs to stay competitive on lower labour costs and on the other hand we have unions that want to stay relevant on higher labour costs. This is total misalignment. The emotional... Continue Reading →
