There Is One Clear Winner of the Annual NBA GM Survey The NBA released its annual GM survey on Thursday and one team emerged a clear winner from the straw poll of basketball’s brightest minds. Sports Illustrated · Oct 15
NBPA Director David Kelly Q&A: Kawhi Leonard, Second Apron Woes and a Possible Work Stoppage SI spoke with David Kelly, the National Basketball Players Association’s new executive director, about the most pressing topics around the league. Sports Illustrated · Oct 14
The betrayal behind the data-center backlash: AI promised to break the rules of class but is just rewarding them so far The people reaping the rewards of the AI revolution aren't the ones that we were told would be. Fortune · Sep 8
Community buses aim to catch a ride with £2 fare cap scheme Community-owned bus services across Glasgow and the West of Scotland are weighing up the decision to charge £2 for a single journey under the new… The National (Scotland) · Sep 6
The $40 trillion national debt and the bond market's revolt: top Wall Street strategists explain how we got into this mess David Kelly and Torsten Slok reached the same conclusion from opposite directions: with DC unwilling to touch the deficit, the bond market is the bad cop. Fortune · Aug 26
This Week in History: The fall of the Iron Curtain Explore how major events between 24 and 30 August were captured on The Independent’s front pages The Independent UK · Aug 24
Over 400% of GDP: top analyst finds corporate equity double the level from the dotcom bubble — and triple 1987's Black Monday How high can markets get? Fortune · Aug 14
‘So Much Creepier’: Woman’s Town Installs AI-Powered Traffic Cameras. Then She Realizes What Else They’re Tracking "Flock cameras are all over my small town..." Motor1 · Jun 24
'Yet another way in which 2026 is looking like 1999’: Top analyst fears bubble popping with investors and Wall Street out over their skis The Nasdaq's sudden lurch lower on Friday looked like a crack in a story that had seemed, until recently, almost bulletproof. Fortune · Jun 8
Top JPMorgan analyst maps 5 ways America's debt crisis could unfold—and the 'best case' is still alarming JPMorgan's David Kelly maps out five scenarios for the national debt over the next decade — the best-case is pretty, pretty bad. Fortune · May 28
Leah Purcell continues exploring The Drover’s Wife – and opera might be its perfect form Leah Purcell has told the story of The Drover’s Wife across play, novel, film and now opera. Each form has extended its political and emotional reach. The Conversation · May 19
Goldman: AI will save the economy someday. First, it has to stop inflating it The AI productivity boom hasn't quite arrived yet, but the inflation from building it has. Maybe Gen Z is onto something with their AI rebellion. Fortune · May 4
Sir Humphrey moments: a brief history of bust-ups between ministers and mandarins Olly Robbins gave MPs a classic civil servant’s performance – and there are lessons from the past about how ministers should respond The Guardian - UK · Apr 24
Top analyst: Trump's economy marked by 'soggy consumption, weak job gains and a sour public mood' J.P. Morgan’s David Kelly sees a political earthquake in 2026, while Société Générale’s Albert Edwards is alarmed by just how little Americans are saving. Fortune · Feb 9
Axios · Dec 30, 2025 Why American stocks are out of favor on the global stage Investors are looking to increase their exposure outside of the U.S. amid policy uncertainty under the Trump administration and heightened fears about high valuations and an AI bubble.
Fortune · Nov 17, 2025 Top analyst sees 'genuine cracks for mid- to lower-end consumers' as the K-shaped economy continues to bite Mid- to lower-income households are struggling with an "affordability crisis," notes Lisa Shalett of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management. Credit stress is "flashing yellow."
The Guardian - AU · Nov 17, 2025 Morning Mail: Hannah Clarke’s last texts, Korea’s coal change, Trump ‘panicking’ over Epstein Our investigation sheds new light on the final weeks of the Brisbane mother’s life; exporters put on notice over country’s fossil fuel switch off
Fortune · Nov 15, 2025 Trump blames 'Too Late Powell' for the housing crisis—but top analysts say low rates 'snapped the trap shut' on Millennial and Gen Z homeowners in the first place Despite multiple Fed cuts, mortgage rates remain elevated as lenders largely ignore monetary policy amid tight housing supply, pandemic-era buying.
Benzinga · Oct 15, 2025 'Going Broke Slowly': Top Strategist Sounds Alarm On Mounting US Debt Fueled By Political Decisions The U.S. is heading towards a financial crisis, and the process is happening at a slow pace, cautioned David Kelly, the chief global strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
Benzinga · Oct 15, 2025 Stock Market Today: S&P 500, Nasdaq Futures Rise— Bank Of America, Morgan Stanley, Abbott Earnings In Focus (UPDATED) Editor’s note: The future prices of benchmark tracking ETFs, the lede, and the latest economic releases were updated in the story.
Fortune · Oct 14, 2025 America is ‘going broke slowly’ says J.P. Morgan, as national debt balloons and tariff revenue looks shaky The risk is “that we move from going broke slowly to going broke quickly,” Kelly says.
Fortune · Oct 9, 2025 Leading across borders: How Hilton adapted a winning culture to 50 European countries Part of Hilton's success as an employer comes from a comprehensive set of structured employee benefits and support programs.
The Independent UK · Oct 1, 2025 Hero waiter foils potential bloodbath after overhearing customers talk about shooting up nearby bank: police Police allegedly found David Kelly and Bryan Hardin sitting in a car outside a Wells Fargo bank when they were arrested
Fortune · Sep 30, 2025 The 'Warren Buffett Indicator' has surged above 200%, meaning the market's price is far ahead of the economy's size Buffett has likened investing in this environment to "playing with fire."
Fortune · Sep 23, 2025 Top analyst says the U.S. bull market dates all the way back to the 1980s, and stocks just hit a potentially unsustainable 363% of GDP It was only 212% at the height of the dotcom bubble, according to calculations by JP Morgan Asset Management's David Kelly.