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Things to Be Grateful for Apr. 02, 2020
Even in the throes of a global pandemic, it's possible to find things to be grateful for. In fact, I... Read More
Mars Favors Tech Mar. 30, 2020
Mars marches into Aquarius with the agenda of doing some good in the world. The favored means will b... Read More
Growth Is Stunted When 'Loonshots' Are Shot Down Nov. 21, 2019
Q: My stepdaughter is a scientist working to gain a reputation in a competitive field that monitors ... Read More
Markets, Not Politicians, Control the Law of Supply and Demand Jun. 27, 2019
When I was pregnant with my first child 16 years ago, I asked my doctor how much it would cost to pa... Read More
Central Planning Is Poisonous to Innovation Jun. 20, 2019
"The more things change, the more they stay the same" is the best way to describe the lack of origin... Read More
Israel's Sheba Medical Center Is a Global Giant May. 02, 2019
Once again, Israel is at the helm of discovering another monumental medical breakthrough. Dr. Amir ... Read More
The Creepy Line Dec. 05, 2018
This morning Google told me that it would not allow my YouTube video "Socialism Leads to V... Read More
Hyperbole over the Hyperloop's Feasibility Doesn't Match the Economic Reality Oct. 26, 2018
We at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch don't want to be accused of being hypercritical, but we're not qui... Read More
A Business Lesson for Socialists Aug. 16, 2018
As a career academic who teaches entrepreneurship, I am very familiar with the anti-business sentime... Read More
Lessons from Apple at a Trillion Dollars Aug. 08, 2018
Apple has become the first U.S. company in history to attain a trillion-dollar valuation. Here are a... Read More
Getting -- and Keeping -- the 'One-Percent Edge' Mar. 20, 2018
Dozens — if not hundreds — of small business how-to books are published each year. Most ... Read More
Telling the Truth on Tariffs Mar. 15, 2018
It was frustrating and depressing to watch President Donald Trump recently announce misguided import... Read More
Single-Payer Kills Innovation -- and People Aug. 03, 2017
The death of little Charlie Gard in England's single-payer health care system should be a lesson to ... Read More
Cronyism Thwarts Telemedicine and Other Innovations Feb. 23, 2017
The goal of health care reform is to provide better health care to everyone at a lower cost, year af... Read More
Taught Not to Try Jun. 01, 2016
The first step in inventing something shouldn't be waiting for government approval. What would ever ... Read More
A Tale of Two Recoveries: Reagan vs. Obama May. 05, 2016
In an interview about his legacy recently published by The New York Times, President Barack Obama to... Read More
Innovation vs. Intervention in Health Care Jun. 04, 2015
How can we produce better health for more people at a lower cost, year after year? By lifting all th... Read More
