Tag: Corporate America

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Would less corporate concentration – and a weaker corporate capacity to raise prices – mean less inequality?

Should the candidates that mass media and party elites put forward as “progressive” be quickly embraced or carefully scrutinized? The question must be asked and answered.

At the highest levels of government, deep-pocketed polluters have friends ready to implement their agendas. The attack on science must be seen in this context.

It’s time to demand that the economic system work for all of us.

The reality has been that privatization too often only boosts corporate bottom lines.

More than half of the coalition of companies that fought for slashing the corporate tax rate have made layoffs since the GOP tax bill's enactment.

Executive pay excess is driving decisions that are turning workers – and their communities – into sacrificial lambs.

Within hours of the union vote to strike, the company’s exemption bids were off the Board of Industry and Commerce’s agenda.

Corporations have, in effect, become inequality’s single most powerful engine. We need to slow that engine down.