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Free Speech Unmuted: Free Speech on Campus
You can watch on YouTube (see here for past episodes), or subscribe on any podcast platform. This series put together by the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, where I’ll be starting as the Thomas M. Siebel Senior Fellow on May 11. The post Free Speech Unmuted: Free Speech on Campus appeared first on Reason.com.
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Sunak Seeks ‘Greatest Comeback’ in Pre-Election Pep Talk
Rishi Sunak urged Conservative Party faithful in a pre-election speech to take part in “the greatest comeback in political history,” a tacit admission of the long odds the prime minister faces in local votes across England this week.
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Fertilizer Producer Mosaic Jumps on $1.5 Billion Saudi Deal
Mosaic Co., one of the world’s biggest phosphate producers, rose after agreeing to sell its stake in a Saudi joint venture for roughly $1.5 billion in a streamlining move aimed at boosting transparency on asset values.
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Pot Stocks Surge on Report DEA Is Moving to Reclassify Marijuana
Shares of cannabis-related companies jumped Tuesday after the AP reported that the US Drug Enforcement Administration is moving to reclassify marijuana to a less dangerous drug category in a historic shift for the industry.
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Warner Bros. Shares Fall 10% on Report That Comcast Seeks NBA TV Deal
Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. shares fell to an all-time low following a report that Comcast Corp. is seeking to replace the company as one of the broadcast partners for the National Basketball Association.
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Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers’ Bonuses Spark Fight With Jefferies
Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers LLC paid $28 million in employee bonuses weeks before announcing it would be shutting down, sparking a legal fight with Jefferies Financial Group, which is owed tens of millions of dollars.
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Venezuela Bonds Gain Ahead of JPMorgan Index Phase-in Process
Venezuelan bonds have risen to the highest levels in three months as JPMorgan Chase & Co. begins to increase the weight of the securities in widely followed emerging-market debt indexes.
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Haiti Names New Prime Minister to Try to Restore Order
Haiti’s transitional council named a new prime minister to try to restore order in a nation overrun by gangs, local media reported.
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Intel Shares Suffer Worst Month in Decades
Intel Corp. shares are on pace to close out April down more than 30%, their worst month in over 20 years, as the chipmaker continues to struggle with executing a turnaround.
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Kid-Free Cruises Create $5 Billion Fortune for Viking’s Founder
Torstein Hagen founded his cruise line with a few simple principles in mind. Among them: focus on the wealthy and intellectually curious; no nickel-and-diming; and no kids.
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