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The author discusses aspects of automaker General Motors Co.'s investment in the ride sharing startup Lyft Inc. in 2016 and the rumored plans of the two companies to create a network of driverless ride-sharing robot vehicles.

The author reflects on U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump with regard to his campaign strategies, views on various political and social issues, and impact on the Republican Paty.

The article offers the author's insights on the rampant geopolitical chaos and instabilities which should not be blamed on depressed price of oil.

The author reflects on American hedge fund manager Bill Ackman of hedge fund firm Pershing Square Capital Management LP with regard to his proposal to merge railroad companies Canadian Pacific Railway Co. and Norfolk Southern.

The author discusses business of Chipotle, chain of restaurants in the U. S., along with its food poisoning cases, its challenges in the business, and its plans to keep serving fresh, raw, and unprocessed food.

The author offers information on Marissa Mayer, chief executive officer (CEO) at technology company Yahoo and her failure to increase profits at Yahoo, mention of her acquisition of blogging site Tumblr and states that Mayer as CEO is worth respecting.

The article shares the story of Martin Shkreli who was sued and fired by pharmaceutical company Retrophin Inc. as its chief executive officer for his alleged fraudulent acts in the U.S.

The article presents the author's views on Republican Donald Trump's self-funding on his presidential campaigns in 2015.

The author discusses the 2008 financial crisis in the U.S. which was featured at the film "The Big Short" in which financial services firms were widely affected.

The article discusses the management of mortgage loan companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the U.S., with topics including the housing industry in the country, the housing management, and lobbying in the country.

The author comments on the efforts of the U.S. government to address domestic terrorist threats.

The author discusses issues related to racism in the U.S., citing reference to a report of House Financial Services Committee of the U.S. Congress regarding alleged race discrimination associated with auto loans claimed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, as of December 2015.

The author comments on the proposal presented by Wade Allison, emeritus professor of Physics at Oxford University, on ways to fight global warming during the climate summit held in Paris, France, and mentions the rank of France in terms of greenhouse gas emissions around the world.

The author discusses the effects of the U.S. corporate tax rate to chief executive officer (CEO) Ian Read of biopharmaceutical company Pfizer Inc.

The article argues against the regime of president of Russia Vladimir Putin which has been arose to spoil the Russian integration in the world economy and reaction of the president on defense of Turkey of its airspace.

The author discusses the fight of the French government with terrorist group Islamic State (ISIS), the involvement of the country in bombing missions against the terrorist group in Syria and Iraq, and the lack of spending budget for its military and defense.

The article presents the author's views on T-Mobile USA Inc.'s offer of unlimited consumption of Internet video services via the cellular network to its wireless subscribers.

The author focuses on the call of Warren Buffett investing partner Charlie Munger to Valeant Pharmaceuticals owned by superinvestor Bill Ackman as immoral due to the reliance of its business model on the purchase of the rights to drugs and increase the prices.

The author reflects on the environmental prospects of the Keystone XL pipeline project and the impact of the climate change with the policy of regulating vehicle fuel mileage in the U.S.

In the article, the author discusses developments in the issue involving energy company Exxon Mobil as of November 2015, particularly the call by such U.S. politicians as Bernie Sanders, Al Gore, and Hillary Clinton for a probe in the firm's alleged fraud on the issue of climate change.

The author discusses a study by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration which eliminates the temporary cessation of global warming.

The article discusses the author's views on the libertarian dream of pharmaceutical companies that hope for the elimination of corporate income tax, no Food and Drug Administration to regulate the safety and efficacy of drugs, and regulatory freedom of healthcare and insurance markets.

The author discusses the controversy associated with the oil and gas firm Exxon for climate change and global warming along with reference of the book "Climate Shock" by Martin Weitzman.

The author reflects on the contribution of American economist Ben Bernake on the financial system of the U.S. and mentions his comment on the failure of investment company Lehman.

The article reports that Justice Department chief Bill Baer invent excuses to gain successful Internet video business and states that to regulate programming markets, Google is prime lobbyist and the government shot down wireless mergers that are best for providing alternative to cable broadband.

The author discusses ways U.S. automobile manufacturer General Motors (GM) could have got a free pass from the office of U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara over allegations that ignition switch in its Chevy Cobalts and other cars could bee turned off by just a knee bump.

The author reflects on American investor Bill Gross, highlighting the lawsuit he filed against his former employer banking firm Pacific Investment Management Co., character, and the qualities that he shares with millennials.

The article discusses that big data is changing how police allocate resources and go about fighting crime and comments on the testing of its crime-prediction software by Hitachi company.

The author comments on the issues of nitrogen-oxide rules in the U.S. and the investments made by automakers to comply the rules, highlighting the emission scandal face by German automaker company Volkswagen AG as of September 2015.

The article presents author's views on the candidature of Donald Trump for the presidential elections in the U.S. in 2016 and

The author reflects on the political aspects on the issue of carbon dioxide emission scandal in automobile manufacturer Volkswagen.

The author discusses Volkswagen (VW) chief executive officer (CEO) Martin Winterkorn who aims to make VW the world's largest automobile manufacturer by sales.

The author comments on the positive impact of U.S. President Barack Obama's net-neutrality regulation on cable companies' dominance of fast broadband, which is evident in French entrepreneur Patrick Drahi's take over deal with cable operator Cablevision.

The author discusses the efforts of European leaders in addressing refugee crisis in the continent including Angela Merkel of Germany, who has been trying to save the eurozone's economic condition by providing financial aid to Greece and other countries.

The author discusses the September 2015 dismissal of Jeff Smisek, chief executive officer at airline company United Airlines Inc., and aspects of corruption in New Jersey under the leadership of Governor and Republican 2016 presidential candidate Chris Christie.

The article presents the author's views on excessive caution on corporate chief executive officers (CEOs).

The author cites some examples from contemporary political culture in the U.S. that illustrate how the elites start with the best intention but necessarily serve themselves, with topics that include green energy, labor unions, and central banking.

The author comments on the Internet policy in the U.S. which favors streaming media company Netflix, that is consuming one-third of the expensively rolled-out bandwidth.

The author comments on higher-than-possible rating of 103 that American magazine "Consumer Reports" gave to the Tesla Model S P85D electric vehicle, ignoring the high price of the car, average reliability and complaints of malfunctioning door handles.

The author comments on how Apple Inc. chief executive officer (CEO) Tim Cook intervened in the global stock market crash by saying that the consumer electronic firm's iPhone smartphones are still popular among Chinese consumers despite what is happening to China's stock prices.

The author discusses the wider economic effects of Greece's bailout deal with other European countries, Europe's hope for financial repression and incipient deflation, and unpayable debts of other Eurozone nations.

In the article, the author discusses the professional qualifications of Republican presidential aspirant Carly Fiorina, particularly her accomplishments as chief executive officer (CEO) at personal computer (PC) firm Hewlett-Packard (HP).

In the article, the author discusses developments in the banking sector in New York as of mid-August 2015, particularly the claim that advisory firm Promontory Financial Group go easy on its client bank Standard Chartered of Great Britain over its Iran sanctions-busting probe.

The author criticizes U.S. Democrats and liberal activists for using the issue of executive compensation for political purposes ahead of the 2016 election and mentions a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requiring companies to show top executives' pay in relation to median workers'.

The author comments on Tesla vice president of business development Diarmuid O'Connell's call for tougher fuel-mileage mandates in the U.S. and mentions topics including the electric car maker's tax credit goals and the view that the mileage rules will not have major impact on climate change.

The author explores the political relevance of the anti-union stance maintained by Wisconsin Governor and 2016 U.S. presidential aspirant Scott Walker.

The author discusses the highlights of the Hoover Institution's forum on June 25, 2015 on the occasion of the 800th anniversary of Great Britain's Magna Carta, with economist John Cochrane expressing his concern that the U.S. is drifting toward a corporation system with reduced political freedom.

The author examines the content of former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's capital-gains plan including her criticism against the quarterly capitalism and her aim for a long-term growth.

In this article the author comments on Uber Technologies Inc., a transporation network in the U.S., saying it was benefiting politically from a new round of venture funding that valued the startup at nearly 20 billion dollars.

The author offers insights on the reputation, achievements, and political plans of business magnate and 2016 U.S. presidential aspirant Donald Trump.