By Michael Hodin
Welcome to New York. Besides those tax breaks, I’m sure what really attracted you…
Here’s one thing both conservatives and liberals can agree upon: the Republican Party is at a crossroads. Some may label it an “identity crisis,” and others may call it a “new set of challenges,” but…
There has been plenty of bad economic news of late. Europe’s slogging fiscal crisis took an ugly turn with the Cyprus debacle, and the U.S.’s recent jobs report was yet another kick to the gut. Worse, both “news” items provide…
The tents are set up for this week’s fashion show in New York City’s Lincoln Center. Always a magnet for the young and beautiful, the runway this year will see a new feature — aging — which, if markets have anything to say, could shortly be at the…
As Mayor De Blasio assumes his new office, he’d be wise to recognize the role of one of the city’s critical constituencies: the aging population. It was just a couple of decades ago that many baby boomers made the critical life-decision to…
Decades ago, the classic French entertainer Maurice Chevalier quipped that getting older “isn’t so bad when you consider the alternative.” It’s clever, and at one time it made pretty good sense. But the times, as they say, are a-changing. Four years into the…
