Erik Sherman
I'm an independent journalist and author who primarily covers business, economics, finance, technology, politics, and legal/regulatory, elegantly expressing the complex and often incorporating data analysis.
Some of the publications I've written for include:
GlobeSt
International Business Times
Fortune
Forbes
RealSimple
On occasion, I also write about food, theater, music, or any intriguing topic. As a book author, I've been involved in ten traditionally published titles, either on my own or with a co-author. I’m also a playwright and do some select commercial work.
My formal education was in mathematics, with extensive exposure to physical sciences, electrical engineering, and law. The breadth helps me to grasp and explain intricate topics.
- Massachusetts, United States
- @ErikSherman
- /in/eriksherman/
Publications
- GlobeSt.com56 articles
- Fortune29 articles
- Forbes27 articles
- inc.com26 articles
- fortune.com26 articles
- Canadian Alternative Investment for Pension (CAIP)12 articles
- businessjournalism.org8 articles
Writes Most On
From EB-5 to Gold Card: Analyzing Trump's Green Card Reform Plan3 Mar—GlobeSt.comPresident Donald Trump has proposed a new immigration program that would sell green cards for $5 million each, referring to it as a "gold card." This proposal has sparked discussions among experts regarding its feasibility from both political and practical perspectives. The proposed program would replace the existing EB-5 visa program, which was established by Congress in 1990. According to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the program allows foreign investors to obtain a...- SEC Halts Climate Rule Defense, But CRE May See Little Relief from Reporting Burdens13 Feb—GlobeSt.comSEC Acting Chair Mark Uyeda has halted the defense of the climate disclosure rule, questioning its authority and necessity. Despite this federal reversal, experts suggest commercial real estate may see little practical relief from reporting burdens due to existing state and local regulations. “I continue to question the statutory authority of the commission to adopt the rule, the need for the rule, and the evaluation of costs and benefits,” he said, according to The Wall Street...
Sustainability Software Market Expands as Regulations Tighten7 Feb—GlobeSt.comIn a recent interview with Reuters, SAP said it sees growing demand for sustainability software, even as the U.S. looks to weaken climate protection targets. “The topic of sustainability will not disappear from investors' discussions,” said SAP chief financial officer Dominik Asam in an interview. “I spoke to many investors at the World Economic Forum in Davos who are concerned with sustainability. They are very optimistic despite the recent U.S. elections.” He is not alone in his...
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