“Record low labor share: corporate profits are at their most extreme levels ever compared with nonsupervisory payrolls,” – by New Deal democrat An I’ve read a few takes in the past…

…that corporate spending on elections is a form of free speech. But the Supreme Court never got to the more fundamental question of corporate power, because since the early twentieth…

…net corporate investment has been down over the duration. There is less residual to invest. Bottom line: Corporate profits have been skewed to dividend payments, to the detriment of worker…

Reuters provides a synopsis of a report by the OECD on tax-avoidance strategies by multinational corporations: 30/08/2011 – Due to the recent financial and economic crisis, global corporate losses have…

…for Tax Justice and an affiliate issued Corporate Taxpayers and Corporate Tax Dodgers 2008-10. It showed that 30 brand-name companies paid a federal income tax rate of minus 6.7% on…

…had no control over corporate actions lost their jobs when the firms collapsed after wrongdoing and charges. Any Big Corp can be TBTF. “[S]imply charging a company with a crime…

…laid the groundwork for a genuine crackdown on the corporate crime wave that got us into this morass, I’d like to dream even bigger, of a world where people who…

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/04/business/economy/corporate-profits-soar-as-worker-income-limps.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=edit_th_20130304&_r=0 But although experts estimate that sequestration could cost the country about 700,000 jobs, Wall Street does not expect the cuts to substantially reduce corporate profits — or seriously threaten…

…data, with its distressing litany of continuing failure of our economy to provide decent jobs for ordinary people? Is it the way that corporate owners and managers can use the…

…its corporate structure every few years. This nuanced timing pattern may have great significance as a tool for tax avoidance because IRS corporate audit practices were established on the assumption…