Robert Luddy writes for the Martin Center about the achievements of an education innovator. Education has lost one its most important disruptors: Clayton Christensen, PhD and distinguished professor at Harvard…
We talk about telemedicine as a way that patients and doctors can access each other at a distance for treatment. But, what about connecting medical facilities with drones? That’s the…
David Davenport writes for the Washington Examiner about the impact of Donald Trump‘s “disruptive” presidency. As we mark the halfway point of President Trump’s term, we might ask ourselves how…
Matt Ridley explains how it happened at the Rational Optimist: More people use ecigarettes in the UK than in any other European country. It’s more officially encouraged than in the…
Competition breeds more choices and lower prices. And now the sharing economy — Uber and Lyft — has some airports struggling to react to consumers who are opting for something…
Bad as the Affordable Care Act might be for American health care, Bill Frezza of the Competitive Enterprise Institute explains for Daily Caller readers how the health law’s flaws might…
Why has Uber stirred up such controversy? Because the company and similar outfits such as Lyft and Sidecar have challenged entrenched interests like the New York City taxi mogul profiled…
Steve Sherman shares with Human Events readers an interesting analysis of the impact of the “sharing economy” and payday loans on the political establishment. Create a better mouse trap. We’ve…
As Katherine explains in her new Spotlight report, The Case Against CON; A law that prevents health care innovation on North Carolina’s outdated and flawed Certificate of Need laws, “What the…
N.C. lawmakers looking into potential regulation of the “sharing economy” might be interested in TIME magazine’s latest cover story: humorist Joel Stein‘s description of his own experience with the new…
The top executives at Uber and Airbnb share top honors in Fortune magazine’s latest list of “40 Under 40.” They’re revolutionizing two very different industries, but this year was the…
If you’ve been following the story of Uber and its ongoing technology-based challenge of entrenched taxicab interests, you might be interested in Adam Lashinsky’s article in the latest issue of…