The power is shifting to the people, or at least some other people, and tech companies can no longer be ignored, but is it too late for government regulation? We talk to Bill Janeway about his book “Doing Capitalism in the Innovation Economy: Reconfiguring the… Read More »Capitalism vs Control, and Where Does That Leave Us? with Bill Janeway
Getting into your finances and planning for the future might be a daunting task, especially if you’re young and inexperienced. But as soon as you start working regularly, you should be thinking about how long you plan on doing it. Grove CEO Chris Hutchins wants… Read More »Making Sense of Your Money and Your Future with Chris Hutchins, Latoya Drake
To close out the Future of Sports theme, we talk to Oakland A’s team President, Dave Kaval. He breaks down his hopes and challenges during the process of building a modern ballpark in Oakland, and how improving the current fan experience while attracting a new,… Read More »Building a Modern Ballpark for Oakland with Dave Kaval
We’ve all heard that the middle class is shrinking, but what’s the big deal? We take a look at the current economy in comparison to the circumstances that lead to the drawing up of the US Constitution with Ganesh Sitaraman, a law professor and author… Read More »Money, Politics, Power, and the Constitution with Ganesh Sitaraman
”There’s a long term chart that shows when the dollar goes up, oil goes down, when the dollar goes down, oil goes up. And it’s related, I’m not saying there’s a cause and effect, but it’s correlated.” We talk to Jeff Traum, a wealth manager… Read More »OPEC, and Money, and Markets, Oh My! with Jeffrey Traum
The Great Recession hit a lot of people hard in the pocketbook. But how to we prevent another one? Professor RogerFarmer is a macroeconomist in the Department of Economics at UCLA and recently authored “Prosperity For All: How to Prevent Financial Crises,” out this month.… Read More »Prosperity For All with Roger Farmer
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