Author: Alain Guillot
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Columbia University will Pay a $200M Fine; A Triumph for Meritocracy and Antisemitism
in OpinionColumbia University settles federal antisemitism probe with $200M fine and major reforms. A victory for meritocracy, student safety, and academic accountability.
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Why Cheap Time Clocks Aren’t a Bargain: Lessons Businesses Learn Too Late
in BusinessCheap time clocks might look like a bargain, but hidden payroll errors, denied warranties, and downtime can cost far more in the long run. From portable solutions like the Amano PIX-21 to cloud-based uAttend systems with GPS tracking, discover what smart businesses choose instead—and why authorized dealers are worth every penny.
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Protecting Your Income As A Self Employed Business Owner: What You’ll Need To Remember
Being self employed is great. It can be a little risky to go into business on your own, but it’s often the best way to take charge of your career. After all, you can make your own calls, network with the people you really want to connect with, and actually have the time to develop…
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Every Man Needs To Have a Gay friend: Barack Obama
in OpinionObama says every family should have a gay friend—but is that what boys really need? Here’s why his advice misses the mark on raising strong, healthy sons.
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What Jobs Will Be Informed, Not Overtaken By AI?
in BusinessIt’s fair to say that AI is threatening to influence huge swathes of almost every working sector. Of course, some forecasts are way off (no one wants a robot cutting their hair, as the finer dextreous control this requires is much harder to implement than LLM predictive text). However, for many of us who work…
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Stephen Colbert Canceled: When Capitalism Takes Out the Trash
in OpinionStephen Colbert’s show has been canceled, not for politics but for losing $40 million a year. Here’s why capitalism—not censorship—finally took out the trash.