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Corporate Greed Is Not Our Only Problem Progressives don’t need to choose between fighting corruption and accomplishing their goals.
By Eric Levitz
corporate pride
June 13, 2022
Gay Burger Says ‘Sorry, Gay’ “Our strongest concern is if we offended members of the LGBTQ Community with this campaign.”
By Wolfgang Ruth
weak apologies
Mar. 30, 2022
Disney Is Trying to Find the Guy Who Did This Oh so now they want the Don’t Say Gay bill repealed.
By Rebecca Alter
black lives matter
June 16, 2020
Corporate America Loves Increasing Racial Inequality You can support racial justice or economic policies that increase racial inequality — but not both.
By Eric Levitz
the top line
Feb. 28, 2019
What’s Wrong at Kraft? There Are Two Theories, Both Bad for Warren Buffett. Maybe he’s mismanaged the company — or maybe he just paid way too much for it in the first place.
By Josh Barro
the top line
Jan. 15, 2019
Why Nike’s Woke Ad Campaign Works and Gillette’s Doesn’t Gillette’s message is correct. But the viewer is likely to ask: Who is Gillette to tell me this? I just came here for razors.
By Josh Barro
Why Congress Thinks Voters Are Way More Conservative Than They Actually Are Politicians think their constituents are right wing — because, in most cases, the only constituents they need to worry about are corporations.
By Eric Levitz
It’s Normal for the U.S. to Put Corporate Profits Above Babies’ Health Under Trump, America undermined global public health for the sake of enriching corporations. It did the same thing under Clinton and Obama.
By Eric Levitz
Corporations Invested Their Tax Cuts Into Stock Buybacks That Didn’t Even Work Instead of making capital investments or increasing wages, corporate America is plowing record sums into buying their own shares at a high .
By Eric Levitz
We’re Getting a Taste of the Backlash Mass Deportation Would Create Kids in cages at the border have aroused the conscience of the country and put the GOP in a bind. Mass deportation of the undocumented would be worse.
By Ed Kilgore
Trump Bids Good-bye to Gary Cohn — and Empirical Reality The president’s worst impulses had been constrained by deference to the stock market and corporate America. Now, he’s thumbing his nose at both.
By Eric Levitz
Amazon Should Not Be in Charge of Solving Our Health-Care Crisis Democratically unaccountable private actors shouldn’t be responsible for performing the state’s traditional functions. But, increasingly, they are.
By Eric Levitz
cut cover story
Apr. 5, 2016
By Amy Larocca
Kyle Kinane Got Pace Salsa to Suspend Their Twitter Account (UPDATE) Standup Kyle Kinane got into a Twitter war with the account for salsa company Pace Foods over the weekend, and it looks like he won.
After […]
By Bradford Evans
So a Corporation Has Stolen Your Joke In my fulltime job as Humor Editor for Groupon, I’m confronted daily by how difficult it can be to make a large company’s social media presence […]
By Daniel Kibblesmith
Anonymous Hackers Wear Corporate Masks Time Warner owns the anti-government Guy Fawkes image.
By Joe Coscarelli
money talks
Oct. 21, 2010
The Chamber of Commerce Is Apparently Not Just a Coalition of Small Businesses “Unless you spend $250,000 to $500,000 a year … they don’t pay any attention to you at all.”