Battered European Auto Investors Can Expect A More Stable 2026

European auto investors can expect some estability in 2026, after suffering in 2025 as profits plummeted, pressured by weak markets, tariff turmoil, and EV mandates.

What Medicare’s New TEAM Hospital Payment Model Will Mean For Seniors

TEAM may encourage hospitals to improve the quality of the care their patients receive after being discharged. But it also risks further burdening family caregivers. I

Buying Longevity: The New Run Rate Of Living And Living In Retirement

From CES to retail shelves, technology to extend longevity and healthspan is becoming a new run-rate cost of living and living in retirement.

How New Medicare Payment Plans May Improve Patient Care And Save Money

They compensate providers such as doctors and hospitals on quality rather than volume of care, and they engage and assist family members in the care of their loved ones.

Elon Musk Is Playing A Different Entrepreneurial Game

Elon Musk’s edge isn’t cars or rockets. It’s Starlink—a global communications network reshaping telecom economics and redefining entrepreneurial scale.

Europe’s 2035 Auto CO2 Plans Now Look Like An ICE Defeat

Europe’s proposal to end the EV monopoly on new car sales was portrayed as an auto industry win, but as the dust settles, it appears to be a defeat for combustion power.