McDonald’s in the last decade has counter acted against special interest group attacks and minimum wage increases. They did this while embracing costumer trends in taste and technology. Continue reading →
Month / April 2017
How One Billionaire NBA Sports Owner Is Taking Tax Dollars From Poor Cities
I love professional sports, but their financial dealings are getting unethical and starting to really hurt taxpayers. Continue reading →
Detailed Breakdown of President Trump’s Tax Plan
Here’s a look at President Trump’s proposed tax plan from earlier today. Continue reading →
Dow Jones in 1987
Today, the Dow Jones is over 21,000 points. 30 years ago it was much lower….way lower. Continue reading →
18 Predictions Environmentalists Said Would Happen And Were Completely Wrong
One of the most glaring black marks on the environmental movement is how completely wrong they are about 100% of the time. Continue reading →
Indiana Ranked Second In New Economic Report
Widely regarded economic report has the Hoosier state highly regarded. Continue reading →
Is Cancer Unavoidable?
Tough topic to ponder, but something to acknowledge when parts of the medical field states it might be. Continue reading →
City of Indianapolis Has $1.1 Billion in Unfunded Pension Liabilities
As the City of Indianapolis becomes more progressive politically, physics of economics may impede this philosophy. Continue reading →
Prince Music Catalog Licensing Deal Worth $30 Million
As we approach the one year anniversary of music singer Prince’s death, news is rolling out his estate has sold his music rights. Continue reading →
LA Times: Government Should Own 25% of Every Company
No idea about how to run the government coming out of California should shock anyone. Continue reading →
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