Sheldon H. Jacobson

The Crowdstrike outage shines a light on the fact that organizations that rely on computers are one software update away from a meltdown.

What should the FAA and TSA do to keep pace with an unprecedented demand for flying?

Airlines should be happy that travelers have deciphered the intricacies of their pricing.

Given the proposed NCAA settlement, college athletics has been turned upside down. Schools will now pay student-athletes directly. 

AI medical systems can process information more quickly than any human clinician. Yet using this technology in health care also has risks.

If airlines are required to issue a refund, then the flyer may be left to rebook a flight, which could end up costing more money.

Certain banknotes may be worth thousands of dollars. How do you know if you have a rare or "fancy" serial number?

Overcoming race-based discrimination demands not that the pie be reallocated, but that the pie be enlarged.

When NCAA men's basketball coaches are fired, it resets teams’ coaching clock for success and perhaps for winning a national championship.

The risks to children in contracting measles are greater than the perception many people have.