By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project Ashbel C. “Ash” Williams Jr., has the financial wellbeing of Florida’s public employees in his hands. Williams serves as executive director and chief investment officer of the Florida State Board of Administration in Tallahassee, which oversees more than $250 billion in assets, including the nearly $2 billion Florida […]
Name, Image, Likeness, And Realignment- The Forever End Of The Student Athlete
While OJ Simpson is the perpetual poster board for the USC hammer mechanism and will breaking toss sweep of “student body” left or right, NCAA football was untarnished by the former Heisman trophy winner’s off the field freak show of a legendary reality television series now streaming on the Peacock app. When Saturday Night Live […]
The Gig Space Age Takes Launch As An International Retailer Pierces The Heavens
With the impending deconstruction of context and nuance, a pair of vital concepts within the first line paradigm of critical thinking skills, the catapulting of Amazon tycoon Jeff Bezos and three others in flirting with orbit, is a resounding culmination of the initial awkward baby steps of the information age. The more than “averagenauts” of […]
The New Hacking Paradigm- Ransomeware As A Service (RAAS)
As the culmination of Moore’s Law nears, the ripple effect is not confined to the legitimate software industry, as the most innovative facets of the hacking chaos continuum are furtively bundling and outsourcing liteware to expand their footprint and avert the obsolete pratfalls beyond the confines of AI. While the lucrative and prestigious targets […]
Financial Regulators Will Soon Address The Bitcoin Phenomenon
Amid a volatile twelve year low earth orbit gravity well rollercoaster ride occasionally piercing the mesosphere, the metaphor barely encapsulates the multitudinous variables, the cryptocurrency marketplace may finally infused with a dusting of regulatory policy. While licensed institutions have largely avoided Bitcoin and related electronic fiscal monetary tokens, and for good reason, as the highly […]
$40 For 2 Miles- How Rideshare Is Killing The Economy
As economics fiscally reflect human nature and vise versa, free will is at the vortex of supply and demand. Within this context individuals or corporations can “get away” with something until they are caught, more power to them, and receive a proportionate financial or legal punishment. After years of writing about the pratfalls of the […]
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