
James Chen
James Chen — Editor-in-Chief at OwlyTimes, which he founded in 2025 with a small team of editors. Reports on markets with a CPA's suspicion and a reporter's notebook. Came to the project after seven years on a regional business desk in Chicago, where he learned to read footnotes before press releases. Numbers tell stories; he edits the stories so they tell the truth.
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FinanceApple Files Federal Claims to Recover $1.6B in Paid Tariffs
Apple filed federal legal claims to recover $1.6 billion in paid tariffs, aiming to offset rising hardware costs and protect margins from trade policies.
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BusinessSimon Sinek’s Infinite Game Theory Faces Skepticism Over Just Cause
Critics now challenge Simon Sinek’s 2019 book, The Infinite Game, arguing his Just Cause framework creates a strategic liability for modern corporations.
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FinanceNorthwest Arkansas Payrolls Grow 2.1% as Rest of State Stagnates
Northwest Arkansas payrolls grew by 2.1 percent in late 2025, even as the rest of the state economy experienced stagnation according to The Compass Report.
FinanceJPMorgan Recruits 12 Tech Bankers to Secure Lead in Advisory Market
JPMorgan Chase hired 12 senior technology bankers, including Kaushik Banerjee and Homan Milani from Bank of America, to boost its advisory market growth.
Business123 Dark Shipping Events Mask Shadow Economy in Gulf of Hormuz
Maritime analysts recorded 123 dark shipping events in the Gulf of Hormuz, revealing a shadow economy that persists despite 19 compliant crossings on April 25.
BusinessLawton Shoppers Buy Out Snyder Farm Stall in Weekend Revenue Surge
Lawton shoppers cleared the Snyder family farm stall inventory this Saturday after the Lawton Underground group mobilized members to buy their produce.
BusinessJohn Ternus Faces $64B China Revenue Challenge as Apple CEO
Incoming Apple CEO John Ternus takes over on September 1, facing a complex $64.3 billion revenue challenge linked to manufacturing hubs in Greater China.
FinanceDarren Jones: UK Inflation Risks to Last 8 Months After Mideast War
Treasury Chief Secretary Darren Jones warns that UK inflation will persist for eight months after Mideast conflicts end, affecting energy and food prices.
BusinessNorth Augusta Chamber Hosts First Business Summit at Community Center
The North Augusta Chamber of Commerce held its first business summit on April 23 at the Community Center to honor local nonprofit and corporate leaders.