Brett Maas at the 16th Annual B. Riley & Co. Investor Conference

Check out this picture posted on Facebook from the recent 16th Annual B. Riley & Co. Investor Conference I attended in Hollywood, CA

Donald Trump and His Elusive Base May 19, 2022
Something is shifting. Many who backed him don’t follow his lead or want him to run in 2024.
My Synagogue's 'Anti-Semitism Tax' May 19, 2022
More than 5% of our budget goes to security against mass shootings and other violence.
Can Foie Gras Farmers Duck a New York Legal Attack? May 19, 2022
The City Council aims to shut down upstate makers of the delicacy.
Nightmares Can Teach Us a History Lesson May 19, 2022
Educating students to be wise, responsible and civic-minded adults requires that they learn about disturbing events.
The Limits of 'Stop the Steal' May 19, 2022
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is likely to win big next week, despite Trump’s vendetta.
The Baby Formula Shortage Was Made in Washington May 19, 2022
The politicians tacitly admit that their policies are responsible.
Biden's Strange Help for Cuba May 19, 2022
Why aid the struggling anti-American regime in Havana now?
China, Taiwan and the World Health Organization May 19, 2022
Beijing seeks to exclude the island nation, despite U.S. objections.
Welcome to Stop the Steal, Pennsylvania Primary Edition May 19, 2022
Trump urges Mehmet Oz to claim victory, with thousands of votes uncounted.
The Welcome Pushback Against Politicized Investment Managers May 19, 2022
States, and maybe soon Congress, are resisting the ESG demands of index funds run by BlackRock.
The Biden Era Is About Fear, Not Greed May 19, 2022
Voters and investors signal their worry.
The Electric-Vehicle Unicorn Crash May 19, 2022
Cheap credit and political subsidies led startups to let their ambitions get ahead of market realities.
Brexit Bites Britain, and Europe, Again May 19, 2022
The border compromise between Northern Ireland, the EU and the U.K. is proving unworkable.
The Next Pandemic: Mental Illness May 18, 2022
Joe Biden prefers to talk about racism and guns rather than face the real problem.
Would You Buy Crypto Currency from This Man? May 18, 2022
Matt Damon and other celebrities may have to explain their recent endorsements.

Donald Trump and His Elusive Base May 19, 2022
Something is shifting. Many who backed him don’t follow his lead or want him to run in 2024.
My Synagogue's 'Anti-Semitism Tax' May 19, 2022
More than 5% of our budget goes to security against mass shootings and other violence.
Can Foie Gras Farmers Duck a New York Legal Attack? May 19, 2022
The City Council aims to shut down upstate makers of the delicacy.
Nightmares Can Teach Us a History Lesson May 19, 2022
Educating students to be wise, responsible and civic-minded adults requires that they learn about disturbing events.
The Limits of 'Stop the Steal' May 19, 2022
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is likely to win big next week, despite Trump’s vendetta.
The Baby Formula Shortage Was Made in Washington May 19, 2022
The politicians tacitly admit that their policies are responsible.
Biden's Strange Help for Cuba May 19, 2022
Why aid the struggling anti-American regime in Havana now?
China, Taiwan and the World Health Organization May 19, 2022
Beijing seeks to exclude the island nation, despite U.S. objections.
Welcome to Stop the Steal, Pennsylvania Primary Edition May 19, 2022
Trump urges Mehmet Oz to claim victory, with thousands of votes uncounted.
The Welcome Pushback Against Politicized Investment Managers May 19, 2022
States, and maybe soon Congress, are resisting the ESG demands of index funds run by BlackRock.
The Biden Era Is About Fear, Not Greed May 19, 2022
Voters and investors signal their worry.
The Electric-Vehicle Unicorn Crash May 19, 2022
Cheap credit and political subsidies led startups to let their ambitions get ahead of market realities.
Brexit Bites Britain, and Europe, Again May 19, 2022
The border compromise between Northern Ireland, the EU and the U.K. is proving unworkable.
The Next Pandemic: Mental Illness May 18, 2022
Joe Biden prefers to talk about racism and guns rather than face the real problem.
Would You Buy Crypto Currency from This Man? May 18, 2022
Matt Damon and other celebrities may have to explain their recent endorsements.

Donald Trump and His Elusive Base May 19, 2022
Something is shifting. Many who backed him don’t follow his lead or want him to run in 2024.
My Synagogue's 'Anti-Semitism Tax' May 19, 2022
More than 5% of our budget goes to security against mass shootings and other violence.
Can Foie Gras Farmers Duck a New York Legal Attack? May 19, 2022
The City Council aims to shut down upstate makers of the delicacy.
Nightmares Can Teach Us a History Lesson May 19, 2022
Educating students to be wise, responsible and civic-minded adults requires that they learn about disturbing events.
The Limits of 'Stop the Steal' May 19, 2022
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is likely to win big next week, despite Trump’s vendetta.
The Baby Formula Shortage Was Made in Washington May 19, 2022
The politicians tacitly admit that their policies are responsible.
Biden's Strange Help for Cuba May 19, 2022
Why aid the struggling anti-American regime in Havana now?
China, Taiwan and the World Health Organization May 19, 2022
Beijing seeks to exclude the island nation, despite U.S. objections.
Welcome to Stop the Steal, Pennsylvania Primary Edition May 19, 2022
Trump urges Mehmet Oz to claim victory, with thousands of votes uncounted.
The Welcome Pushback Against Politicized Investment Managers May 19, 2022
States, and maybe soon Congress, are resisting the ESG demands of index funds run by BlackRock.