Category: Capitalism

Andreas Bruhwiler emigrated from Switzerland to Dalton, Ga., in to launch in 2003 a company that makes coatings, coverings and industrial rollers. Mr. Bruhwiler and his wife, Daniele, have had to make many adjustments in …

By David Tulis A shock ran through the world of printed newspapers Thursday when a major chain announced it was cutting major dailies to three days a week The New Orleans Times Picayune and Alabama …

By David Tulis Widening the platform turns old relationships and perceptions on their heads. No longer would staff writers work for the paper, but the paper works for them. If the Times Free Press is …

By David Tulis What excites government workers more than anything is a crisis. A disaster, breakdown, collapse or sell-off bring them to the fore. Toolboxes clatter open, bristling with rules, controls, kill switches and police …

Government is thinking always of the consumer. How can our services be expanded to benefit members of the public? Is there any dysfunction in the marketplace that we can step in and correct? Might we …

Christianity, unlike Mohammadanism, is an internally transforming and culturally transforming claim upon individuals and upon institutions and cultures. It operates from within people and manifests itself in their outward acts and words. Christianity’s sweetness and …

On May 4 on a city avenue will appear a modest display of military might in the Armed Forces Day Parade, the 63rd such event that passes down Market Street from Martin Luther King Boulevard …

The study of economics among Christians has produced great fruit since the 1960s, when believing intellectuals once again began taking seriously the Word of God as a system for governing not just the self, but …