Zachary Karabell is president of River Twice Research and River Twice Capital. A regular commentator on CNBC and a contributing
editor for Newsweek/The Daily Beast, he is the coauthor of Sustainable Excellence: The Future of Business in a Fast-Changing World and Superfusion: How China and America Became One Economy and Why the World's Prosperity Depends on It.
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Get Used to Bad Jobs Data
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Give Facebook a Break
Don’t be too quick to blame Facebook for its IPO debacle, writes Zachary Karabell, when the banks... MORE
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Don't De-Friend Facebook Yet
Analysts have declared Facebook's IPO a sign of trouble for the company, but the real problem is... MORE
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Fear of a Greece Chain Reaction
Zachary Karabell says we should be wary of Greek dominos falling, but the global obsession is... MORE
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Krugman Is So Wrong!
The Nobel laureate says our unemployment problem is cyclical as opposed to structural.... MORE
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Risky Business
The $2 billion lesson of JPMorgan Chase. MORE
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JPMorgan’s Risk-Aversion Blunder
Ironically, the bank suffered huge losses in an internal fund set up to hedge its own capital... MORE
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China's Confrontation Trap
Republicans criticizing Obama for not being tougher on China's human-rights abuses are delusional... MORE
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Monthly Jobs Numbers Don’t Matter
Today’s anemic data is just political football in a predetermined game. By Zachary Karabell. MORE
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Apple Rises as Global Power
The tech behemoth is a multibillion-dollar ecosystem with more influence and clout than most... MORE
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The Real 1 Percent
Global corporations with their trillions in profits are widening the gap with people and nations,... MORE
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Gas Prices Fight Is Pure Theater
Zachary Karabell on why both parties are guilty of drumming up rising gas prices as a political... MORE
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The Cheap Politics of the 1040
Transparency aside, it’s an unseemly tradition.... MORE
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Google and the Prosperity Gap
Wall Street’s profits have come at a high price for many countries—and for labor.... MORE
