Jeremy Siegel

4 days ago | wgbh.org | Jeremy Siegel

June 03, 2025 Red light cameras are illegal in Massachusetts. But a coalition of state lawmakers and advocates are hoping they finally have enough support to change that. A pair of bills introduced in the state Senate and House would let municipalities install automated road safety cameras in an effort to crack down on drivers illegally speeding and driving through red lights. “There are plenty of neighborhoods where people really want these,” said state. Sen.

1 week ago | aaii.com | Jeremy Siegel

This article examines a group of high-flying growth stocks that soared in the early 1970s, only to come crashing to earth in the vicious 1973–74 bear market. These stocks are often held up as examples of speculation based on unwarranted optimism about the ability of growth stocks to continue to generate rapid and sustained earnings growth. And it was not just the public, but large institutions as well that poured tens of billions of dollars into these stocks.

1 week ago | wgbh.org | Jeremy Siegel

May 28, 2025 Along the rolling hills of northern Ghana, a vehicle zoomed by in the darkness on a dirt road one recent evening. Sirens wailed, announcing to passersby that there was an emergency. It sounded like an ambulance — but it was something different entirely. The vehicle had three wheels instead of four. It was small and nimble, yet beefed up to handle rocky roads and narrow lanes, all while carrying patients, nurses and essential medical equipment.

1 week ago | theworld.org | Jeremy Siegel

Over the past decade, the US has been at the forefront of self-driving technology, with companies like Waymo, Tesla and Cruise leading the charge to develop a safe and reliable autonomous vehicle. But all of that changed in 2023 when an autonomous vehicle developed by Cruise crashed into a pedestrian in San Francisco, putting them in critical condition. “That was a wake-up call,” said Josep Laborda, founder and CEO of Barcelona-based transportation consulting group Factual.

2 weeks ago | wgbh.org | Jeremy Siegel

May 21, 2025 United Airlines has cut several flights from Boston’s Logan Airport in the wake of new federal restrictions on air travel through Newark Liberty International Airport. The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday issued an order limiting Newark to a maximum of 56 flights per hour until June 15, a more than 30% decrease from the 80-plus hourly departures and arrivals previously allowed.