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Tag Archives: Business
A Commentary Gets Caught In A Crypto-Crackdown
Computers have trouble distinguishing between mentioning bitcoin and promoting it; humans ought to be able to do better.
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Exceeding Low Expectations
A company famous for beating up customers and breaking their guitars gets props just for pausing before doing something dumb.
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Private Companies And Social Change
Corporate reactions to the Parkland shootings are the latest example of business leading and responding to social change.
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The Biggest Place I’ll Never See
Chinese cuisine is popular across America, but U.S. companies doing business in China may be forced to eat crow.
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‘Educationism’ And The Deplorables
‘Educationism’ is a new term for bias that curtails opportunity for individuals with limited schooling.
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Long-Term Care Sickens General Electric
Once the world’s most robust industrial corporation, General Electric is brought low by long-term care insurance.
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SCOTUS Rejoins The Sales Tax Wars
Pretty much on its customary schedule, the Supreme Court will revisit forcing distant vendors to collect local sales taxes.
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The Tax Reform Bonus
If raises and bonuses attributed to the corporate tax cut are a publicity stunt, workers are likely to say, ‘Sign me up!’
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Workplace Style Gets Scrunched Up
Like swallows returning to San Juan Capistrano, or maybe more like crabgrass, scrunchies are coming back this spring.
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