Tag: Better Capitalism
According to wealthy investor Nick Hanauer, the wrong approach to capitalism has been weakening the American Dream for the past 40 years
Investor and progressive activist Nick Hanauer said that neoliberal policies are responsible for increased inequality and decreased mobility.
Alaska’s Republican governor wants to give every resident more than $4,000 for the next 3 years, but not everyone is happy
Nearly all Alaskans receive around $2,000 each year from the state's permanent fund. Its future is a major point of contention.
The critic who has the world’s richest people buzzing says Americans must not elect another billionaire president
"Winners Take All" author Anand Giridharadas said billionaires Howard Schultz and Michael Bloomberg are unwilling to embrace change America needs.
Delta CEO explains why paying employees to volunteer in the community is good for business
Delta's volunteer program is expected to fund 640,000 service hours in 13,000 communities around the world.
Wealthy investor Nick Hanauer says the US economy mints billionaires while many Americans are struggling, and there’s no excuse for it
Seattle-based investor Nick Hanauer believes that the neoliberal policies of the past 40 years have hurt the United States.
Calls to ‘abolish billionaires’ raise eyebrows, but they’ve been a long time coming
A provocative New York Times editorial tapped into an increasingly passionate debate about the role billionaires play in American society.
US state governments are looking to Switzerland to build an apprenticeship model that could provide millions of Americans with good jobs
In a new report, Bain reveals its process for "career-connected learning" that could provide a valuable alternative to a four-year college degree.
The critic who has the world’s richest people buzzing says if we want to fix society’s problems, we’re asking the wrong people to do...
We shouldn't expect even the best corporations to "save the world," argues the "Winners Take All" author Anand Giridharadas.
Monopolies are the ‘missing piece of the puzzle’ when it comes to analyzing US inequality, investment researchers argue
The authors of "The Myth of Capitalism: Monopolies and the Death of Competition" say that less competitive markets are stifling the middle class.
‘Changing the world’ has become a way for elites to shoot down ideas that threaten their power, says the critic who has billionaires buzzi...
"Winners Take All" author Anand Giridharadas says that elites using the language of improving society does not make up for the damage they've done.