Economy

Top Hong Kong insurer HSBC Life targets Asia’s rich, Greater Bay Area retirees for growth

HSBC Life, Hong Kong's largest insurer by sales, is strategically targeting high-net-worth clients in Asia and the Greater Bay Area for future growth, according to Edward Moncreiffe, CEO of global

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Lasted Economy

If interest rates stay ‘higher for longer,’ the winners are those with cash accounts

The Federal Reserve's recent forecast of a slower pace of interest rate cuts has left many people feeling discouraged, especially

Treasury delays deadline for small businesses to file new BOI form

The U.S. Treasury Department has announced a deadline extension for millions of small businesses to file a new form called

Two Thalidomide Disasters – Econlib

The Two Tragedies of Thalidomide: An Unforeseen Consequence of Legislation Most people are familiar with the tragic story of thalidomide

Mind Fog Revealed by the Murder of Brian Thompson

The recent tragedy surrounding the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has left many questions unanswered. The accused, Luigi Mangione,

Rediscovering David Hume’s Wisdom in the Age of AI

AI and the Limits of Knowledge: Drawing Parallels with David Hume In today's age of advancing artificial intelligence, it's intriguing

10-year Treasury yield rises above 4.6% as investors digest jobless claims data

Traders at the New York Stock Exchange saw Treasury yields rise on Thursday morning after new data on weekly jobless

When small is beautiful – Econlib

The Relationship Between Country Size and Wealth: Exploring the Case of Small Independent Areas In a recent article, the discussion

ETFs will soon beat mutual funds among advisor holdings: Report

Financial advisors are on the brink of a major shift in how they manage their clients' assets. A new report