„I should have sold when it hit $150.“ – some paper handed investor on Monday (probably) This was a great monday for GameStop. $76, highest close ever. But why does it feel so bad? Why am I reading these same posts over and over again on Twitter and Reddit? „I’m…

The restaurant industry is in an economic free fall due to months of closings and dining limitations. For those who don’t know, restaurants are the nation’s second-largest private sector employer — with employees at independent eateries, regional and national chains, and franchisees. The National Restaurant Association (NRA) has now published…

We are reading more and more about a big potential short squeeze of GameStop. How real is this? First: When looking at the numbers, shorting GME doesn’t seem to be the dumbest idea ever: Sales have plunged from $9.5 billion in fiscal year 2011 to $6.4 …

The insurance industry is facing huge changes. Buying insurance locally from the consultant is obviously a phase-out model. Tech giants are likely to shake up the market massively in the next few years. Let’s take a look: Amazon already offers insurance for individual devices through Amazon Protect. But there is…

Today I’m writing about the most important things from Apple’s One More Thing hardware event today. For those of you who don’t know, Apple already announced a few months ago that it would over time switch all Mac chips — from Intel to its own, ARM-based chips. …

Apple has just introduced its new iPhones. One month later than usual. And very briefly: No big news, no big features this time. But with MagSafe for iPhone there was at least one of these Apple moments in the keynote we all are waiting for— more below! This is what’s…

In recent months there has been much discussion about how the economy is recovering. V-shaped, U-shaped, L-shaped? A K-shaped recovery has also been brought into play. The idea: The “rich” have quickly recovered from the shock at the beginning of the year. Those without significant assets, on the other hand…

How far are we willing to go? How much privacy do we want to give up for comfort? How much trust do we have in the US internet giants? First we could unlock our iPhones by code, then by fingerprint and now by face. Google Maps knows our location so…

We all know about those security cameras of Amazons Ring brand spamming social media with idiots in cars driving by, cute animals at the porch or kids being kids. I’m joking… This devices can be useful too. Anyway: Now this camera flies. The drone is called, unspectacular, Ring Always Home…