I wanted to draw your attention to an ordinance that the Workforce Development Committee of the City of Chicago is about to vote on July 22 (here’s a link to the committee — look at the pdf for the actual ordinance). The ordinance is called Chicago Fair...
This 4th of July I celebrated my 25th year in the US. I came here as a grad student hailing from the North with a Quebec accent that somehow I have not lost. Every year, I love riding my bike through the closed streets for block parties, seeing the chairs lined up on...
The best things in life aren’t free. Consumers today are used to free accounts and free trials. We can pre-fill our contact information with a single keystroke. What people don’t often realize is that free access can come with a price tag. Google and Facebook...
During recent trade talks in May, China backtracked on commitments it had made for freer trade, which prompted President Trump to increase tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese products from 10% to 25%. He also has plans to impose a 25% tariff on another $325...
“We need to introduce more women entrepreneurs to the all-important educational platform The Policy Circle created. It enables us to have conversations about, and become more knowledgeable on, public policy issues which may impact our businesses.” Lorilee...
Earlier this month, House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler threatened to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt for refusing to comply with a subpoena Barr received from Congress to provide them with special counsel Robert Mueller’s report, free of all...
