Month: July 2022

2 Reasons Why Okta Is Ready for a Big Rebound

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This identity and access management company is still rapidly growing in a challenging market. Okta’s ( OKTA -3.39%) stock has not fared well in 2022. […]

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Interesting Ideas To Put Some Extra Money In Your Pocket

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It can be tough to make ends meet, especially when trying to save money and pay down debt. But did you know that there are […]

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Elon Musk Doesn’t Want to Buy Twitter Anymore, and Neither Should You

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The social media company’s takeover drama enters a new phase and that means more trouble for an already troubled stock. Twitter ‘s ( TWTR -8.87%) […]

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Why Academic Administrators Should Learn Business Speak

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Which college majors are, on average, the smartest? Philosophy majors, followed by physics and astronomy, economics, and math majors, score the most standard deviations above […]

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The Future 5 of Chicago Tech, Q2 2022

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Sure the latest initiatives from the Teslas, Apple and Googles of the industry tend to dominate the tech news space — and with good reason. […]

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Gamers Hate NFTs. A New Wave of ‘Web3 Games’ Hopes to Change That

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“Web3 games” are those that utilize crypto and NFTs. Gamers have rejected them en masse, but some Web3 game developers think they can win players […]

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Creating wealth through mutual funds.

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It doesn’t matter whether you are an aggressive or a conservative investor. Mutual funds help create wealth for your long- and mid-term goals. T he […]

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Crypto, like railways, Part 2: Blockchain as the new internet planner

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In my latest article “ Crypto, like railways, is among the world’s top innovations of the millennium ,” I compare the blockchain revolution to the […]

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Philly’s ‘Buy the Hood’ summer camp teaches children about finances, budgeting, and real estate investing

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“What we wanted to do is create an army of financially stable, financially literate young people,” said the camp’s cofounder. Milan Smalls (left), 16, and […]

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