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Wall Street Was Originally Built to Fund New Ideas
Before Wall Street became a global trading machine, it was something much simpler — and much more important. Its original purpose was to connect people with capital to people with ideas.
That was the entire point.
The public stock market...
Bezos’ Tax Proposal Is Crumbs — And a Distraction From Monopoly Power
Jeff Bezos recently proposed eliminating federal income taxes for the bottom half of American earners. While that may sound generous, it largely functions as crumbs distributed from the top of an economic structure that has already become d...
The Question Is Not Whether Billionaires Should Exist
One of the laziest debates in modern politics is the endless argument over whether billionaires should exist.
That is not the real question.
The real question is whether we still have a functioning capitalist system that enforces the actu...
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The Billionaires Are Not Victims
One of the great distortions in American political discourse is the idea that populist anger emerges from nowhere — as if millions of people simultaneously became irrational, tribal, or extreme for no reason at all.
I don’t believe that....
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Creator of Fast Money. NYT bestseller. Resigned twice — once over the financial crisis, 2nd time live as millions watched. Ran for Congress. Built companies worldwide. “Ask Dylan” Wednesday at 1230pm eastern.
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