Although 136 countries have agreed to update the corporate tax system, a 15 percent maximum rate is not as simple as it sounds.
Regulatory Policy
How National Policy Can Respond to Floods
With flooding becoming more frequent, national policy makers need to decide if flood insurance should be more affordable or avoidable.
Why We Need to Name Heat Waves
With cities reporting record high temperatures, some have decided they need Chief Heat Officers to create a response.
How to Own the Moon
Owning the moon has been debated since the 1960s when countries, businesses, and individuals had to decide if we had a common heritage.
When One Foot Is Better Than Two
During construction, a high rise building on the approach to an airport had to lose a floor. The reason was the length of a foot. Or…we should say the lengths of a foot. Why We Need To Lose a Foot…
The AI People We Know
Thinking of a Microsoft patent, we can ask if we want AI people with specific personalities that can converse with us.
How to Create a Student Athlete Pay Market
With different state laws and a Supreme Court decision affecting the NCAA, everywhere student athlete pay rules will change.
Back to the Future: Standard Oil and Amazon?
Today’s “Back to the Future” looks back to the 1911 Standard Oil Supreme Court breakup decision and then at Amazon’s antitrust concerns.
The New Meaning of A Weight At the Airport
Taking a look at our expanding waistlines, the FAA said airlines had to declare how they calculate changing airplane weight.
An Epic Disagreement Between Apple and Fortnite
In the Epic v. Apple legal battle, the court may have to decide whether to upset the power that Apple has through its app store.