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Economic Development in South Dakota, Part 1

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Analysis from a constitutional conservative perspective Economic development has been a hot topic in South Dakota for years. At one extreme, there are those among the political class who push development on behalf of out-of-state interests constantly (and seemingly regardless of the impact on long-time residents). At the other end of the spectrum are those …

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When Cement Meets Jihad: How Lafarge Turned War Into a Business Model

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From roughly 2012 to 2014, as Syrian Civil War turned northern Syria into a live-fire apocalypse, Lafarge made a calculated decision: stay open, stay profitable, and if that meant paying off armed groups—including ISIS and al-Nusra Front—then so be it. Business is business. Even if your business partners occasionally crucify people for sport. The company didn’t just stumble into this. Courts later described it as an organized system. Money moved. Deals were made. Raw materials, checkpoints, safe passage—all greased with cash. The same way you’d negotiate trucking contracts in Ohio, just with more AK-47s and fewer HR policies.

NEW: Citadel fires back after Mamdani singles out CEO

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Rep. Beth Van Duyne, R-Texas, suggests that business leaders should invest in states where they are appreciated on ‘The Evening Edit.’

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AI Boom Driving $100 Bln Chip Opportunity, Arm CEO Says

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Chip company Arm is positioning itself for a major shift beyond smartphones, betting big on the rapid growth of cloud computing and data centers. CEO Rene Haas says the company expects this segment to dominate its business in the years ahead. Haas speaks to Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie about the lucrative opportunity. This interview was recorded on March 23 for “Bloomberg Tech: Europe.”

Do Not Look, But Big Business, Not Allah, Is in Control By George Mcclellan

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The main goal behind the Israeli-US war against Iran is patently obvious: control over Iran’s energy sources especially its oil sold to China. For Israel, it’s their self-defense. Sanctions did not stop Iran terrorism policies until military pressure was brought by Trumps “Epic Fury” opération when it became necessary to achieve commercial dominance over middle east energy resources, not Iran. Iran’s belligerent behavior on the world stage holding other countries hostage to Islamic terrorism with the one product everyone needs, petroleum, rendered Iran a pariah nation suitable for behavioral modification. For us, oil is our primary but not only reason. For Iran, religion and money, in that order, is their motive to do what they do because they need the cash their oil producers to destroy Israel. Israel, on the other hand, wants to survive by destroying Iran’s military, especially itsnuclear threats. Dealing with weak leaders since Jimmy Carter, facing indecision, bribery and incompetence over fifty years, made Iran’s goal easy, until Donald Trump.