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Halina Bennet
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Essays, dispatches, and analyses from the reindustrialization movement.
Slow Boring
Halina Bennet
Tuesday takes
Hudson Institute Research
bbert@hudson.org
The Infrastructure Problem: Can Investors Still Rely on Washington? bbert@hudson.org Tue, 09/29/2026 - 15:17 SVG Podcast Sep 13, 2026 Charged Conversations The Infrastructure Problem: Can Investors Still Rely on Washington? Brigham A. McCown Senior Fellow and Director, Initiativ…
The Daily Upside
Quinn Waller
The company will convert six mutual funds with collective assets of $33 billion. The post Northern Trust Initiates Record-Breaking Mutual-Fund-to-ETF Conversion appeared first on The Daily Upside .
Hudson Institute Research
bbert@hudson.org
Trump–Xi Summit 2.0, China’s Japan Narrative, Xi’s Purge Campaign, and China’s Economic Weakness bbert@hudson.org Tue, 09/29/2026 - 14:42 SVG Podcast Sep 29, 2026 Hudson Institute Trump–Xi Summit 2.0, China’s Japan Narrative, Xi’s Purge Campaign, and China’s Economic Weakness Mi…
Hudson Institute Research
bbert@hudson.org
Trump, Xi, and the Iron Reality Beneath the Pageantry bbert@hudson.org Tue, 09/29/2026 - 14:32 SVG Commentary Sep 28, 2026 Washington Times Trump, Xi, and the Iron Reality Beneath the Pageantry Do not mistake a spectacular welcome for strategic softness. Miles Yu Senior F…
Hudson Institute Research
nhuergo@hudson.org
Getting Past the US-Canada Impasse nhuergo@hudson.org Tue, 09/29/2026 - 13:23 01 October 2026 In-Person Event Getting Past the US-Canada Impasse Register for Event THURSDAY 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Event will also air live on this page. Inquiries: nhuergo@hudson.org . Register for…
Hudson Institute Research
bbert@hudson.org
Trump’s Iran Strategy Is Working—The Ayatollah Suffers as Oil Flows Again bbert@hudson.org Tue, 09/29/2026 - 12:07 SVG Commentary Sep 28, 2026 New York Post Trump’s Iran Strategy Is Working—The Ayatollah Suffers as Oil Flows Again Zineb Riboua Research Fellow, Center for Peace a…
Hudson Institute Research
bbert@hudson.org
Trump and Chinese Circumstance bbert@hudson.org Tue, 09/29/2026 - 11:38 SVG Commentary Sep 28, 2026 Wall Street Journal Trump and Chinese Circumstance His summit with Xi had scant substance but made both leaders look larger than life. Walter Russell Mead Ravenel B. Curry…
Palladium Magazine
Garrett W. Ennis
Artificial intelligence offers a reflection of our selves, yet something vital is missing from the picture. The post The Mirror and the Gap appeared first on Palladium .
Slow Boring
Matthew Yglesias
A new book reveals the vast wealth of America’s banal small-business owners.
Stratechery
Ben Thompson
Meta has the chance to own the consumer agentic space; going for enterprise is a big mistake.
The Daily Upside
Quinn Waller
With equity concentration at historic highs, alts can help manage risk and calibrate AI exposure, advisors said. The post AI Trade’s Breadth Buoys Strategies That ‘Calibrate’ Exposure appeared first on The Daily Upside .
The Daily Upside
Griffin Kelly
The slowdown may be temporary, but the situation could become much more concerning the longer owners defer selling their businesses, per DeVoe & Co. The post Transaction Inaction: RIA Deals Are Falling appeared first on The Daily Upside .
The Daily Upside
Jamie Wilde
Its latest study suggested its drug candidates improved eyesight for patients with wet macular degeneration as much as the leading treatment. The post New Eye Treatment Boosts Kodiak Into Ranks of Resurgent Biotechs appeared first on The Daily Upside .
The Daily Upside
Sean Craig
Jefferies shares are down 24% so far this year compared with a 2.2% gain by the S&P 500 bank industry group. The post Jefferies’ Record Investment Banking Results Raise Stakes for Wall Street Giants appeared first on The Daily Upside .
The Daily Upside
Brian Boyle
Its Open Agent Safety Platform is a training sandbox designed to prevent the breaches that have led to hacks at Hugging Face and elsewhere. The post Nvidia Develops Tools to Tackle Rogue AI Risks appeared first on The Daily Upside .
Noahpinion
Noah Smith
We’ve spent decades raising teacher quantity when we should have been raising quality.
Slow Boring
Halina Bennet
With mortgage rates above 7 percent and stocks over-performing, some Americans are rethinking their investments. Meanwhile, Portland is having a rent mismatch.
Not Boring
Packy McCormick
A Deep Dive on Airbound and Humanity’s Flying Future
Stratechery
Ben Thompson
Agents are the ultimate Aggregators; they reveal apps as a means, not an ends, and providing them is tech's biggest prize.
Slow Boring
Matthew Yglesias
It’s a good idea to work hard and be helpful when you’re young and don’t have responsibilities.
Slow Boring
Halina Bennet
Ask your questions below.
Noahpinion
Ramez Naam
Ramez Naam gives a skeptic’s take on Recursive Self-Improvement.
Slow Boring
Halina Bennet
A widening battlefield has Republicans bracing for a rough November. The party’s anxiety is no longer hidden behind closed doors.
Doomberg
Doomberg
Pro Tier: September 2026 Doom Zoom
Stratechery
Ben Thompson
The best Stratechery content from the week of September 21, 2026, including Meta vs. Amazon, GM bending the knee to CarPlay, and profiling the profiler.
Not Boring
Packy McCormick
Vironexis, Solcoa, Terraform, Joby, Meta VR Glasses + Extra Doses
Noahpinion
Noah Smith
An anthropological reflection.
Stratechery
Ben Thompson
An interview with Colossus EIC Jeremy Stern about profiling Mark Zuckerberg and other prominent tech figures.
Noahpinion
Noah Smith
A repost from 2024.
Not Boring
Packy McCormick
The Future of Education: Whatever They Wish
Stratechery
Ben Thompson
Meta needs Walmart to wait out Amazon; Expedia seeks to keep its middleware position; meanwhile, where is Google?
Palladium Magazine
Christian Angelopoulos
Ignoring the intangible value of private governance of firms not only makes wealth taxes confiscatory but erodes the very foundations and benefits of the freedom to create organizations. The post Wealth Taxes Could Kill Privately-Owned Companies appeared first on Palladium .
Stratechery
Ben Thompson
Amazon predictably blocked Muse, but there is room for a deal based on the reality that Amazon's physical world investments are an AI moat.
Doomberg
Doomberg
Heads nobody wins, tails Europe loses.
Noahpinion
Noah Smith
Our favorite moral philosophy is about to come under increasing strain.
Essays, dispatches, and analyses from the reindustrialization movement. 12 sources / 12 live.
Julius Krein
The journal of the post-neoliberal right — industrial policy, finance, and the rebuilding of productive American capacity.
Austin Vernon
Essays on oil, nuclear, manufacturing, and the engineering economics of rebuilding American heavy industry.
Brian Potter
The best writing anywhere on why America stopped building and what it would take to build again — construction, factories, and productivity.
Doomberg
Energy, commodities, and industrial analysis from a chicken in a green visor — required reading for anyone serious about the physical economy.
Hudson Institute
Policy research on defense, technology competition with China, and the industrial foundations of national power.
Noah Smith
Sharp economic analysis of reindustrialization, the China-US competition, and the policy toolkit for rebuilding America.
Packy McCormick
Deep dives on the companies building the next industrial economy — defense tech, energy, semiconductors, and frontier industries.
Palladium
Essays on governance futurism, state capacity, and the civilizational stakes of American industrial revival.
Matthew Yglesias
Center-left policy with an abundance lens — housing, energy, manufacturing, and the politics of getting things built.
Ben Thompson
Strategy analysis across tech and industry — on TSMC, Intel, semiconductors, and the industrial logic of the information age.
The Daily Upside
Business news with a preference for the tangible — supply chains, industrials, semiconductors, and capital flows.
Byrne Hobart
Finance and strategy essays connecting markets, technology, and the industrial real economy.