Articles
Economics & Finance
Tech & AI
AI Trading Algorithms Can Make Markets Less Competitive
AI-driven trading can blunt competition and even lift prices in financial markets.
Strategy & Leadership
Replace or Train? Why Leaders Must Resist AI’s Short-Term Gains
David Dupont-Noël, argues that AI forces leaders to make a defining choice for the future of work: follow the path of automation, or responsibly cultivate learning so that technology becomes a meaning-multiplier, not just a productivity tool.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurs Rebuild the Places Where People Connect
Across cities, a new wave of entrepreneurs is rebuilding something we’ve lost: spaces for human connection. Known as tiers-lieux, these inclusive civic spaces blend work, culture, and community, driving innovation through recomposition.
When Public Debt Goes Long, Corporate Investment Can Go Short
As the U.S. debates deficits and the Fed’s balance sheet, new research suggests that longer maturities of public borrowing can push firms away from long-term investment.
Sustainability & Society
Lessons From the US Cannabis Industry: Designing Sustainable Supply Chains From the Ground Up
The U.S. cannabis industry offers a live model for building supply chains that embed equity, transparency, and sustainability.
Geopolitics & Public Affairs
Without Alliances Geopolitics Will Break
When politics break your supply chain, building trust across borders is your best defense.
What Debt Teaches Us About Human Exchange
“Debt: The First 5,000 Years” helped me why better disclosure could reintroduce the human stakes into what we buy and sell.
Cognitii: The AI Platform Tackling the Special Education Gap
Based in India, winner of the 2025 WomenEntrepreneurs4Good pitch contest, Cognitii is building a global infrastructure to support neurodiverse children through AI.
