Get the lowdown on high finance each week with Barron’s columnist Jack Hough. Business leaders and t
Default is unlikely this year, but "stupid things seem a lot more possible," says one budget expert.
Lisa Shalett at Morgan Stanley predicts an S&P 500 correction, but sees good deals elsewhere. Ed
Chegg CEO Dan Rosensweig talks about online tutoring, fixing college, and what he learned from Guita
Jack tackles bored apes and CryptoPunks to explain what's behind the mania in non-fungible tokens. L
Jack tackles listener questions, including whether investing has fundamentally changed. Learn more a
Carvana CEO Ernie Garcia weighs in on what's next for the market. Jackson tries to sell his Subaru.
Profits in polymers are piling up. But so are tossed-out bottles. LyondellBasell's CEO talks about d
Pat Gelsinger says he can return the chipmaker to glory by 2025. Jack examines his plan. Learn more
Duke Energy chief Lynn Good discusses the future of power distribution -and why breaking up is a bad
Jack talks with the incoming CEO of Stitch Fix. Also, why your favorite fashion brands might not mak
Over the past 12 months, shares of the home generator company have shot up twice as fast as Tesla's.
GE's long-awaited turnaround is gathering momentum. Jack talks with the man at the helm. Learn more
Interest rates might rise sooner than you think, says BofA's Brian Moynihan. Plus, why he's not too
The oil and gas chief talks with Jack about the production outlook, and turning dairy farms into gas
The home improvement chief talks inflation, shortages and whether the remodeling boom will continue
The pharma chief talks vaccines, cancer treatments, rising drug prices and more. Learn more about yo
Plus, a Brown University economist, Mark Blyth, on why chat room trading might not be so dumb.Note:
Demand is soaring, and it's not just tree huggers. Sunrun's co-founder talks about Tesla, Ford's F-1
The genomics company's founder has big ambitions. Plus the bull and bear case for Special Purpose Ac
From pickles to pool chlorine, Jack looks into why so many goods are in short supply. Learn more abo
