Heather B Maybe if the government wasn't subsidizing $15k/year, the healthcare suppliers couldn't charge that much.

Milton Friedman: “Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program.”

Opportunity cost changes when you have children. Job titles and even pay (after a certain amount) just mean less when you trade-off attending your kid's soccer games, art classes, coaching, and being able to eat dinner with your kids at a normal hour.

High demand w/ monopolistic power will lead to this.. Kudos Nvidia + all those invested in the company's future techcrunch.com/2025/10/29/nvi…

M&A can spur innovation, and we’re seeing more of it in recent months. Combining Kimberly-Clark’s and Kenvue’s R&D operations should lead to better products from their household brands. reuters.com/business/healt…

We need to spend *less* gov't money, not more. If tariffs are making things cost more (not surprising), then perhaps.... let's not have so many tariffs?

Coinbase is ditching Delaware and moving to Texas. Texas is more predictable, more pro-business, and way friendlier to crypto. With banks moving there in droves, I expect the Metroplex to truly compete w/ NYC as a fin. hub. Big win for Texas.

The Fed is the supplier… So, this doesn’t make sense.

Really good perspective.

Neat event at @setonhall hearing all about ESPN strategy. Thanks, Burke Magnus for talking to our students #hallin

Listening to Charlie Baker speak to NCAA faculty reps in Indy. Always trying to get better for our Seton Hall Athletics student-athletes. Also let’s go win Seton Hall Men's Soccer tonight!!

The banking industry wants the Treasury to treat the GENIUS Act as a firewall, where only banks can issue stablecoins, and everyone else stays out. The crypto world wants it read as Congress wrote it: open, competitive, and innovative.

Curious what anticompetitive conduct looks like? Try paying a patent troll $1M to go after your rival—then arguing you can’t be sued for it. My The Wall Street Journal op-ed is up. wsj.com/opinion/stop-t…

Texas built its pro-business brand on predictable, stable rules. HB 21 retroactively changes the terms of affordable housing deals, yanking tax exemptions after the fact. This is not good for business. Retroactive rules changes hurt investor confidence pressreader.com/usa/san-antoni…

Been a huge fan of LNG for awhile in our global race for energy... here is a new op-ed on LNG if you're interested washingtontimes.com/news/2025/dec/…

“Europe is moving decisively toward U.S. energy, and the U.S. is stepping up to deliver. It’s proof that when America leads in energy, its allies follow with confidence,” Danielle Zanzalari writes in Washington Times Opinion trib.al/bj4QMku

This is a joke, right? Updating driver manual’s won’t cause an end to traffic fatalities. Autonomous driving cars will.

“Lawmakers are still arguing over how to label tokens while ignoring the question of who controls the infrastructure that allows people to trade, transact and identify themselves.” I’m in the Financial Times today, check it out! as.ft.com/r/10e4ab46-d3a…

I want to remind someone who might need it: You are not entitled to even a single cent of the money that someone else has worked hard to earn. No one owes you a "fair share" of their success.

Optimization of production isn’t in NJ… despite it working out for 75 years. It can’t be due to the increasing COL and taxes surely