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HDFC Chair’s Departure Leaves India Inc. in the Lurch

2026-03-28 20:00:07

A bank chairman who departs without fully explaining himself only heightens market’s fears.

Prisons Are Emptier. Will Psychiatric Hospitals Fill Up?

2026-03-28 20:00:04

A fact of American life that probably doesn’t receive enough attention is that the number of people in prison or jail in the US has fallen by 459,000, or 20%, since 2008. Adjusted for population, the decline is 27%.

From ‘Harry Potter’ to UK Steel, Sequels Are Everywhere

2026-03-27 23:25:24

Whether it’s tariffs or TV, repeating the same ideas rarely delivers better results.

Larry Fink and Making BlackRock Great Again

2026-03-27 21:00:06

Going all-in on national capitalism misses where US investment growth comes from.

Will the US Toast France’s Pernod Ricard Swallowing Jack Daniels?

2026-03-27 20:36:13

Pernod Ricard SA’s talks to acquire spirits rival Brown-Forman Corp., the owner of Jack Daniel’s whiskey, may seem like small beer; the combined company would have annual sales of about $15 billion, still less than Diageo Plc’s $20 billion or so. But the mooted tie-up is an indication that distillers and brewers need to find radical solutions to the pressures on the booze industry. Much like makers of snacks and seasonings, they’re having to get more creative.

Red Teaming Would Fix Liberalism’s Crisis

2026-03-27 20:00:06

In the early 1960s, the RAND Corporation, a think tank based in Santa Monica, California, popularized the idea of red and blue teams. The red team had to think like the Soviet military and probe the US for weaknesses. The home team, or blue team, had to counter the red team, with the two often engaged in prolonged war games. The idea is simple: To fight a formidable adversary we need to think like the adversary. Think red or be red.