Todd Davis

1 week ago | scoontv.com | Nikola Mikovic |Todd Davis

By Nikola MikovicEditor’s note: The opinions expressed here are those of the authors. View more opinion on ScoonTVThe United States President Donald Trump’s decision to impose draconian tariffs on Chinese goods could lead to a complete transformation of the global economy. Meanwhile, both Washington and Beijing are expected to suffer from the ongoing trade war. But is China truly prepared for a long-term economic confrontation with the world’s only superpower?

2 months ago | scoontv.com | Nikola Mikovic |Todd Davis

Moscow and Washington Discuss Ukraine without Ukraine’s ParticipationUS President Donald Trump seems determined to end the Russian-Ukrainian war “immediately.” Although both countries are weary of the full-scale conflict that erupted three years ago, reaching a sustainable peace deal between Moscow and Kyiv will be easier said than done.

2 months ago | farmers-exchange.net | Todd Davis

Michiana's Popular Farm Paper Since 1926 Home > Markets > Articles Farmers Have Until April 15 to Make PLC, ARC Election Published: Friday, February 14, 2025 The following is from Todd D. Davis, chief economist with Indiana Farm Bureau. Farmers must decide whether to enroll in Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) or Price Loss Coverage (PLC) for each FSA farm before the April 15 deadline.

Dec 5, 2024 | scoontv.com | Nikola Mikovic |Todd Davis

As the world awaits US President-elect Donald Trump to end the war in Ukraine, fears of a potential nuclear conflict between Russia and NATO continue to grow. The outgoing Biden administration has increased arms supplies to Kyiv, while Russian officials repeatedly warn about the risk of a nuclear exchange with the United States and its allies. How realistic is such an outcome, and how do other actors – namely China – see the ongoing nuclear saber-rattling?

Nov 3, 2024 | trainingmag.com | Todd Davis

We’ve all read the headlines: Recent college graduates are impossible to work with, have no grasp of etiquette, and don’t even know how to dress appropriately for the office. A recent one in the New York Post declared, ‘Snowflakeism’ Gen Z hires are easily offended and not ready for the workplace. But like many catchy tabloid newspaper headlines, the reality is quite a bit more nuanced when you dig a little deeper.