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As the surge of interest in creating a more just and equal economic system gathers force and begins to translate into real action, so do its detractors. From an investment perspective, the source of
2020 was a year of diverse risks for family offices and families. The year was marked by a global pandemic, a record number of storms, catastrophic wildfires, and ongoing threats to people and
High net-worth families for whom privacy is a paramount consideration may be concerned that the Corporate Transparency Act, which became law on January 1, 2021, creates a risk of sensitive ownership
Investors should tread carefully with SPACs (special purpose acquisition companies), as costs and dilution post-merger may be larger than those borne via traditional IPOs. SPACs are like IPOs in
In Part 2 of the conversation on solving world hunger through innovation and strategic investing, we welcome two more entrepreneurs. Ezinne Uzo-Okuro, CEO of Terraformers, is using her
Solving world hunger—or “food insecurity”—is really hard. The solutions are not particularly sexy, and they require a very long-term outlook. In seeking to learn more about
With the right tools and commitment, most businesses can make remote work just as productive, if not more productive, than in-person office work. Ultimately, remote work requires leaders to retune
There are nascent signs of inflation beginning to percolate within the U.S. economy, driven by higher input prices and supply shortages. Pent-up pandemic savings could become an inflationary force
Many trends—including the explosive price changes in a handful of equities driven by a crowdsourced short squeeze—are indicative of an asset bubble. Grizzled market veterans are starting
In this episode, guests Amy Miller and Alex of the AICPA Tax Policy & Advocacy Team share updates and provide insights into the areas the team is closely watching and working in. Here's what