Not only has Netflix been unprofitable over a twelve-month period, the amount of debt that the streaming giant has is immense. So why is their stock going up?
Economic Affairs News
Is Seattle’s Tax on the Rich Violating the State Constitution?
Last week, Seattle’s city council passed a special tax for those making over $225,000 a year. Opponents say they violated the state constitution.
‘Brandless’ Club Seeks to Fight Name Brands By Being One
A new startup, Brandless, aims to test the power of names by selling generic products at simple prices. The only problem is, they’re a brand too.
Visa and Mastercard Plan New Attacks in the War on Cash
Cash is king, as the saying goes, but the king may soon be dethroned.
Invest in Free Speech? Gab Opens to Investors
A new social media network built on free speech is looking for investors. Dan Ingram explores whether that’s a good idea for your money.
Trump Administration Announces No Tax Increase on the Rich
It looks like progressives are going to be massively disappointed in President Donald Trump again.
Retailers Look to Steal Amazon’s Prime Day Buzz
With Prime Day generating substantial buzz, rival retailers are attempting to steal some of that glory.
An Open Letter to CNN About Their Blackmailing
LN Satirist Graham Noble pens a letter to the least trusted name in news.
Made in America Back by Popular Demand
A new brand of patriotism is sweeping across the country like the white tornado that Mr. Clean spoke of.