Driving with an Indian trucker, we can see firsthand why India's roads are slowing growth and foreign investment.
Rather than sadness with the rather brief tenure of the Pumpkin Spice Latte we should be happy that it disappears at its popularity peak.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from Olympic medals to tasty sodas and U.S. debt.
Continuing our August e-links, we've pivoted to a trifecta on China's slowdown with a podcast, a powerpoint, and an article.
Whether looking at Mountain Dew or Coke, we are in the vast territory of soda preferences that includes taste, health, and image. that includes taste, health, and image.
Although McDonald's is at the top of every list for fast food competition, it is not necessarily ranked number one.
Especially with higher interest rates, and spending from the Trump and Biden administrations, the U.S. debt is at worrisome levels.
Looking at Olympic ranking criteria, we always focus on the gold medal winners but there are lots of other possibilities.
With the International Olympic Committee having announced gold medalist compensation, we can ask who ahould be paid.