Like the rest of the world, Asia faces an uncertain future following the US announcing trade tariffs to most of its trading partners. As Asia faces ongoing economic volatility marked by trade wars, cyber threats, and supply chain disruptions, Chief Operating Officers (COOs) must adopt proactive strategies to ensure organisational resilience. According to Forrester’s recent … Read more
This guide was authored in 2025 by Reporters Committee Senior Staff Attorney Jennifer Nelson, Staff Attorney Renee Griffin, Media Litigation Fellow Allyson Veile, Media Law Fellow Matt Singer, and Jack Nelson-Dow Jones Foundation Legal Fellow Ellen Goodrich. While immigration has been a contested public policy issue at various points in U.S. history, recent changes to … Read more
This is part two of a series about the safe withdrawal rate (SWR) for a portfolio in drawdown, and how to improve it. Unfortunately I set the cause back a bit in the first part, when I showed that the UK safe withdrawal rate is quite dismal – just 3.1% for 30-year spans, versus the … Read more
The Trump Administration’s unwinding of the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program and cancellation of all BRIC applications from fiscal years 2020-2023 reinforce the need for collaboration among state and local government and private-sector stakeholders in climate resilience investment. Congress established BRIC through the Disaster Recovery Reform Act of 2018 to ensure a stable … Read more
The annual meeting of the European Procurement Law Group a few weeks ago was a good excuse to find focused time to think about the ongoing process of review of the EU public procurement rules—as we are working on an edited book with a series of recommendations and reform proposals. My draft chapter focuses on … Read more