Corporate tax loopholes—and there is no better name for them— don’t sound like the most exciting topic, and maybe that’s part of why they’re absent from public discourse. At a time when politicians are scrambling to cut the deficit, it’s evident after investigating these loopholes that they’re looking in all the wrong places. A great [...]

As any member of this generation knows the internet is not an entirely benevolent place.  While we have discussed its role in the political sphere a recent Times article explores the role of search engines in our online purchasing habits and how they can be manipulated. The article, by David Segal, explores the fact that [...]

Finals are here! The libraries and cafes are getting more and more crowded by the day.  Though I can’t help you find an empty seat or an available outlet (if anyone knows any great spots on campus that are usually pretty empty, post here!), I can help you veer away from that one website that [...]

Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook site has over 500 million users who spend over 700 billion minutes per month on the site. As a result, Zuckerberg is now the world’s youngest billionaire. But he seems to have just gotten started. Facebook is transforming from the most popular social network in the world to an all-inclusive media operation. [...]

After its Initial Public Offering — the first sale of stock by a company to the public — in 2004, Google has accumulated an infinity of o’s to its name and profit margin. As it grows