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When it comes to the markets, the crowd seems to constantly be in search of The Next Big Thing − the latest “can’t-miss” sector, industry, or individual stock.
For years, it was the Magnificent Seven.
For much of 2026, it’s been companies involved in AI ...
The impact of AI is easy to grasp when the talk stays with digital chatbots. It gets harder when AI shows up in a place as dull as a warehouse.
That is what makes Symbotic (Nasdaq: SYM) interesting. The company builds robotics and software that help large warehouses store, sort, and move goods faster.
That can have a real effect on supply chains...
Shopping for groceries these days is an exercise in controlling rage.
The prices of most food items have gone bananas (including bananas).
It’s easy to blame the supermarket, but the truth is grocery stores have notoriously razor-thin margins.
The average supermarket generates around $37 million a year in revenue but has a profit margin of just 1.7%.
...My wife stood frozen on the street corner, afraid to take a step into the intersection.
A car was stopped, waiting for her to go, but no one was waving her along to indicate that the car would remain in place until she crossed the street.
That’s because there was no driver.
It was a Waymo driverless car.
We’re in San Francisco for a couple of weeks...
“It is incredible the quantity of good that may be done in a country by a single man who will make a business of it.”
– Benjamin Franklin
Jeff Bezos, the founder and former CEO of Amazon, recently made a dramatic statement. He said, “If I do my job right, the value to society and civilization from my for-profit companies will be much, much larger than the ...