Prad Nukala
Cybercrime is the fastest-growing crime in the U.S. On an annual basis, cybercrime causes trillions of dollars in damages. The...
Rishin Patel
Before 1970, if you needed surgery, you needed a hospital. That all changed with the advent of Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs). Smaller and more specialized than...
Rishin Patel
Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) have had it too good for too long. If you’ve never heard of PBMs, that’s not an accident—they sit between pharmacies, prescription...
Raad Ahmed
The more money people make, the fewer kids they have. Shocking statistics released earlier this year showed that the U.S. birth rate was highest in families with...
Winston Ibrahim
Before the Roman Empire, there was the Roman Republic. And up until about the third century B.C., the Roman Republic was a fairly egalitarian place. The...
Rishin Patel
The pandemic put major pressure on the healthcare industry. For the patients of tomorrow, that’s a good thing. Much of the pressure stemmed from the most...
Peter Diamandis
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are so much more than buzzy digital art. Though you could be forgiven for thinking that’s all they are. After some spotty activity...
Peter Diamandis
The world’s billionaires are pouring money into age-reversal investments. Last September, it came out that Jeff Bezos had invested in Altos Labs, a company pursuing biological...
Winston Ibrahim
Full-time work has always had one big advantage: safety. The reason your parents, and your parents’ parents spent so much of their lives putting in long...
Bree Groff
Post-pandemic, are our work lives slowing down or speeding up? There seem to be conflicting answers. On the one hand, NPR recently reported that unemployment is down and...