#Corporate

Andy Green

AndyGreenSF

BREAKING: SEC Stifles Shareholder VoiceThe SEC today voted along partisan lines to insulate management from accountability to investors, workers, communities & others.Raising ownership requirements to offer sh/h proposals from $2k

Teachers For Bernie

BerniesTeachers

I’ve been quiet today. Many supporters are thinking out loud. Some supporters have made up their minds. Then people like me are paying close attention to the trolling by the

Jo Michell

JoMicheII

There's an interesting tension in MMT-style advocacy of big deficits alongside price controls to constrain corporate profits. A government deficit must be matched by a surplus in the private domestic

android boy

afriendlysith

gerard saying theyre not doing any press for the reunion makes me sad not because we aren't getting any content (i don't mind that and completely respect their decision to

Tax Justice Network

TaxJusticeNet

Following bans from Denmark, Poland and Argentina on companies registered in tax havens from receiving #COVID19 bailouts, we've published a "bail or bailout" test to clarify uncertainty on how govt's

Brad Setser

Brad_Setser

A blog on a delicate issue: should the U.S. enter into new free trade agreements with centers of corporate tax avoidance ...https://www.cfr.org/blog/could-trade-agreements-help-limit-tax-competition I don't think there is any real doubt

Consent Factory

consent_factory

Here's CBS propagandist Li Cohen @WritingLiYakira doing her job, i.e., misrepresenting the #b2908 anti-New Normal demos as the work of violent far-right AfD extremists. She knows it is a lie,

Bud Pfizer

BostonJerry

It's very telling that people are so surprised by economic stats like "3 out of 4 individuals make less than $75k/year."This country is set up to discourage class consciousness/solidarity, and

paul

wafkartel

@LittleRideKE @KBudhabhatti I am very not particularly not happy on how you handle issues. It is not rocket science to convert a debit entry into credit entry in your books

Diogenes

WallStCynic

Moral Hazard Common Sense: 1. Lend freely and massively to businesses, but understand this de facto public insurance policy has a cost. Corporate tax rates must rise from 21%, going

Jason Marc-Gasol

markusoff

The bottom has fallen out on Alberta govt revenues. Oil/gas royalties, once well north of $10B, will be $1.5B this yearKenney's solution: control spending, grow our way out of mess.

More Perfect Union

MorePerfectUS

NEWS: Upset over our reporting, @Kroger is lashing out. It appears to be paying a corporate front group to run a propaganda campaign called “Imperfect Union.”This launched the same week

Marcus Stanley

MarcusMStanley

Yesterday I posted a thread about the lack of conditions attached to $1.5 trillion in new Federal Reserve private sector lending facilities. Now let’s talk about how (or whether) the

jacqueline, useless gremlin

lostsylkie

Thinking about functioning labels and how useless they are. I'm what they like to call "high functioning," but I have left every single job I've ever had (with the exception

Ben Lester

benjamminlester

(1/N) *Updated*: Corporate Bond Market Liquidity During the COVID-19 Crisis with co-authors @poweill, @mahyar_k, David Lindsay, Shuo Liu, and Diego Zuniga.http://www.econ.ucla.edu/cbml/corporate-bond-liquidity.html 2/N Investors rushed to s

Dan McLaughlin

baseballcrank

"No corporation has ever made a bad business decision for reasons of internal corporate politics," said nobody who actually understands markets.https://twitter.com/fmanjoo/status/1385642379428827137 Also, nobody who has observed t