…non-profit incorporation and community rating (i.e., not penalizing people for getting sick). But that’s what happens when you turn non-profits into for-profits in health care. 3) This brings us to…

…leverage and decent but not high profits that they can take over, leverage highly (to pay for the acquisition and to provide quick funds to fuel their own ultra-high profit…

…of profit maximization and providing the needed services. In fact, there are only three avenues to profit maximization: raise premiums, deny coverage, or emphasize prevention. Whether this leads to the…

…extend a monopoly profit from a particular profit–something the patent law should frown upon.) So the drumbeat for lower corporate taxes–at a time when corporations are paying less as a…

…been stagnant, at best, corporate profits have grown at an increasing rate. Further, the percentage of those profits going to the Finance sector has also grown at an increasing rate….

…and that Senator Cantwell suggested. What is the effect of unregulated speculation on the price of oil? The Senator estimates 30% activity by concerned stake-holders, and 70% by profit-seeking (in…

…the international community was wielded by the Episcopal Church in 1971. As a shareholder in General Motors Corporation, then a profitable corporate behemoth standing astride the world, instead of ignoring…

…small profit — or even no profit at all. With no appreciable profit to report, the U.S. operation has no appreciable corporate income tax to pay. The company’s actual profits…

by Mike Kimel Can someone explain to me why people volunteer at for-profit hospitals? I can understand volunteering at a not-for-profit hospital, but how is volunteering at a for-profit hospital…

…mortgage. An inefficiency is a profit opportunity. If there are such contracts, then a different contract can generate higher revenue for both the servicer and the final owner. If this…