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Dollar Carry Trade Mechanics: How Investors Borrow Low, Invest High, and Hedge U.S. Tech Risk
Jeffrey Bardzell 2 November 2025 0 Comments

Dollar Carry Trade Mechanics: How Investors Borrow Low, Invest High, and Hedge U.S. Tech Risk

The dollar carry trade lets global investors borrow low-interest currencies to buy high-yielding U.S. tech stocks-but they hedge currency risk to protect returns. Here's how it works, who's behind it, and why it moves markets.

Vaccination Campaign Playbooks: How to Get Shots Into Arms and Build Trust in Communities
Jeffrey Bardzell 1 November 2025 0 Comments

Vaccination Campaign Playbooks: How to Get Shots Into Arms and Build Trust in Communities

Successful vaccination campaigns don’t just deliver shots-they build trust. Learn how last-mile delivery and real community engagement turn policy into action, one conversation at a time.

Climate Litigation Trends: Legal Risks for High-Emitting Sectors in 2025
Jeffrey Bardzell 28 October 2025 0 Comments

Climate Litigation Trends: Legal Risks for High-Emitting Sectors in 2025

Climate litigation is now a major legal threat to high-emitting industries in 2025. Oil, coal, cement, and auto companies face lawsuits over fraud, fiduciary duty, and greenwashing. Learn who’s at risk and how to protect your business.

Rulemaking for AI: How Global Standards Are Shaping Safety and Interoperability
Jeffrey Bardzell 28 October 2025 0 Comments

Rulemaking for AI: How Global Standards Are Shaping Safety and Interoperability

Global AI rulemaking is building safety standards, interoperability protocols, and shared certifications to ensure AI works reliably and fairly across borders. Countries are cooperating-even without full agreement.

Nuclear Deterrence Revisited: How Proxies and Gray-Zone Warfare Are Reshaping Escalation Risks
Jeffrey Bardzell 28 October 2025 0 Comments

Nuclear Deterrence Revisited: How Proxies and Gray-Zone Warfare Are Reshaping Escalation Risks

Nuclear deterrence is breaking down as nations use proxies and gray-zone tactics to wage war without crossing nuclear lines. This creates dangerous ambiguity-and raises the risk of accidental escalation.

Agentic AI Explained: How Virtual Coworkers Are Changing Professional Services and Back-Office Work
Jeffrey Bardzell 28 October 2025 0 Comments

Agentic AI Explained: How Virtual Coworkers Are Changing Professional Services and Back-Office Work

Agentic AI acts like virtual coworkers, handling repetitive back-office tasks in professional services. Learn how it's reducing workload, improving accuracy, and transforming roles in accounting, law, and consulting firms.

Judicial Independence and Democracy: What Bangladesh’s Caretaker System Teaches Us
Jeffrey Bardzell 27 October 2025 0 Comments

Judicial Independence and Democracy: What Bangladesh’s Caretaker System Teaches Us

Bangladesh's caretaker government system tried to ensure fair elections by putting judges in charge-but it backfired. This is what happened when judicial power blurred with political control, and what it teaches democracies everywhere.

Election Integrity Support: International Observation, Standards, and Technology Risks
Jeffrey Bardzell 27 October 2025 0 Comments

Election Integrity Support: International Observation, Standards, and Technology Risks

Election integrity relies on international observation, clear global standards, and secure technology. Without transparency and public trust, even accurate results can fail. Learn how real-world systems protect votes-and where they’re still vulnerable.