Super Cities №256—America’s "Socioeconomic Decay"
In a society where everything is political, perhaps someone should take up the unsexy but all-important cause of socioeconomic decay.
Super Cities №248—How To Read September's Jobs Report
"Unemployment Rate, at 3.5%, drops to a 50 YEAR LOW"
Super Cities №241—Outside Perceptions, Inside Realities
It has taken me years to become good at a few things. Just don't ask me to operate a train, cook a dish, or fix an HVAC. Respect to those who do.
Super Cities №233—Why Germany is Breaking Its Golden Rule
According to Munich Re AG, insurable losses from fires, floods, and storms doubled last year. By its estimates, climate-related losses topped $140 billion in 2018. Climate costs will skyrocket in the coming decades as the world becomes insufferably hot, crowded, and urban.
Super Cities №232—How PwC Innovates (Podcast)
Did you know that PwC is the fifth-largest privately owned company in the United States?
Super Cities №222—How Hopkins Innovates
Hopkins researchers have made significant breakthroughs in water purification, genetics, and space exploration. The university is known as a giant in the fields of life sciences.
Super Cities №219—Why We Should Go Home
Young people should explore the world. They should experience and learn from it. But wouldn't it be great if they could, as thriving professionals, bring those experiences back to the communities that raised them?
Super Cities №217—Innovation Is Not Only For Young People
In this world, wisdom – the type that comes from age and experience – is a competitive advantage.
Super Cities №216—How To Pick A Co-Founder
In a savagely competitive world, the difference between great and very good is much, much larger than the difference between very good and good.
Super Cities №211—Where the 21st Century is Happening
Cities combine up-and-to-the-right growth, intractable day-to-day problems, and shifting lines of authority between the public and private sectors.
