After the brutal Thanksgiving week in the markets, where stocks lost about 3.5% across the board, this week we saw a robust rebound. Stocks in the S&P 500 are on pace for an approximate 4% gain this week, effectively erasing the holiday-week selling. The huge sell-off in the oil patch, along with a rising U.S.

After the brutal Thanksgiving week in the markets, where stocks lost about 3.5% across the board, this week we saw a robust rebound. Stocks in the S&P 500 are on pace for an approximate 4% gain this week, effectively erasing the holiday-week selling. The huge sell-off in the oil patch, along with a rising U.S.

There has been a lot of name-calling on the calendar of late. There was “Black Friday,” which was followed shortly after by “Cyber Monday.” Then yesterday, it was all about “Giving Tuesday.” No doubt we consumers have been bombarded by retailers and charitable organizations for our attention, and our dollars, over the past week, and

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day, one of my two favorite holidays. My other favorite is the Fourth of July, and that’s because I am a patriotic romantic at heart. Of course, Thanksgiving is a time for reflection, and a time to be thankful for all of the immense good fortune we all have as Americans in

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Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day, one of my two favorite holidays. My other favorite is the Fourth of July, and that’s because I am a patriotic romantic at heart. Of course, Thanksgiving is a time for reflection, and a time to be thankful for all of the immense good fortune we all have as Americans in

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day. For me, this holiday is a time for reflection, and of course, eating and imbibing more than any healthy daily caloric intake model would ever prescribe. Yet what really matters about tomorrow is what should matter about every day, and that is it’s a great opportunity to be thankful for all

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Now that the midterm elections are history, save for that pesky Florida Senate recount (why can’t that state get its voting right?), the markets have gotten back to trying to figure out which direction to turn. This week, we saw some very big selling in many of the top tech leadership, including Apple (AAPL), Facebook

There’s an op-ed in the New York Times that has been getting some buzz over the past few days. It is written by Tim Wu, a law professor at Columbia University, one of the most outspoken advocates for harsher and more intrusive antitrust laws. In his latest piece, “Be Afraid of Economic ‘Bigness.’ Be Very