Corporate Consolidation– The phenomenon of too-big-to-fail banks and multinational corporations has led to a wide variety of problems for humanity. These include a lack of competition leading to inflation, the elimination of pension funds for workers, the growing disparity of income between CEOs ...
As you know many individuals are sent credit card applications daily and many feel that it is necessary to activate them and take advantage of either the low interest rate if applicable or even havi...Debt ConsolidationCredit Card Debt Settlement...
Students walk across the campus of UCLA on April 23, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images) If you’re heading to college or starting to think about where you’d like to apply, you’re probably considering options for funding your education. If you...
In the last 18 months, major U.S. oil companies spent about $56.6 billion on acquisitions and stock purchases, according to a recent report by the investment firm of Morgan Stanley. “Dollars are being taken away from exploration and funneled into servicing debt,” said Henry DeNero, a part...
Corporate Consolidation– The phenomenon of too-big-to-fail banks and multinational corporations has led to a wide variety of problems for humanity. These include a lack of competition leading to inflation, the elimination of pension funds for workers, the growing disparity of income between CEOs ...
More equity, less debt to drive consolidationVesna Poljak
Now let’s take a look at the real problems we face: Climate change, human rights violations, mass shootings, religious conflicts and wars, poverty and food insecurity, wealth disparity and greed, corrupt and repressive governments, corporate consolidation of markets and resources, corporate treatment...
Corporate Consolidation– The phenomenon of too-big-to-fail banks and multinational corporations has led to a wide variety of problems for humanity. These include a lack of competition leading to inflation, the elimination of pension funds for workers, the growing disparity of income between CEOs ...
A corporatocracy is a government controlled or influenced by business. Certainly, the consolidation of control over entire industries by a few corporations has been underway since the Reagan era. For example, the grain industry is controlled by 4 multinationals. The meat industry is controlled by 4...