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fromThe Nation
1 month ago

As Federal Chaos Ensues, Trustbusters Rise in the States

The Federal Trade Commission, under Trump-appointed chair Andrew Ferguson, cleared a merger between Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group, creating the world's largest advertising company, controlling over half of the industry.
US politics
Social justice
fromtime.com
1 month ago

We're Looking For Climate Solutions in the Wrong Places

Climate change is a symptom of an economic model driven by endless growth and corporate power, undermining environmental efforts.
fromtherealdeal.com
1 month ago

Hochul's opponent spouts real estate rhetoric, too

"Is Delgado saying that businesses should not be able to buy, sell, rent, renovate, finance or otherwise invest in the housing market?"
NYC politics
fromwww.mediaite.com
2 months ago

National Review Condemns Trump for Acting Like a King' With Ominous Threat'

National Review criticized President Trump for overstepping authority, likening his ultimatum to Apple to that of a king—demanding production in the U.S. or else.
Apple
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

The Guardian view on Labour's competition policy: don't let big tech set the agenda | Editorial

Governments chase private investment, but often overlook who actually benefits, risking the economy's growth and fairness.
fromTruthout
2 months ago

Wells Fargo Wants to Privatize USPS. We Should Dismantle the Mega Bank Instead.

The Wells Fargo memo reveals a detailed plan for privatizing the USPS, which risks significant job cuts, service reductions, and increased rates for consumers.
Non-profit organizations
Left-wing politics
fromTruthout
2 months ago

Want to Stop Trump's Attacks on the NLRB? History Shows Strikes Are the Answer.

Protests alone may not suffice; a deeper understanding of historical context and broader actions are necessary to combat the current assaults on workers.
#first-amendment
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Canada news
fromTruthout
3 months ago

Canada's Liberal Party Will Face Down Trump. But Will It Address Inequality?

Canada's 2025 federal election results in a surprising Liberal minority government amidst economic crises and concerns about concentrated corporate power.
Artificial intelligence
fromZDNET
3 months ago

Researchers sound alarm: How a few secretive AI companies could crush free society

Companies developing AI may inadvertently boost their power and capabilities, risking societal harm.
Artificial intelligence
fromTechRepublic
3 months ago

Some AI Talent 'In Despair' Reportedly About Google DeepMind's Noncompete Rules

DeepMind's noncompete clauses severely limit employee mobility in the AI field, impacting career growth.
Former DeepMind employees report distress over restrictive contracts that delay new job opportunities.
Cryptocurrency
fromtime.com
3 months ago

How Crypto Legislation Could Hand Big Tech the Keys to Banking

The STABLE Act's advancement may solidify stablecoins as a crucial global financial tool, with implications for both regulation and corporate power.
Stakes are high as both supporters and critics voice concerns about the implications of stablecoin legislation.
Environment
fromThe Nation
4 months ago

Fossil Fuel Companies Are Silencing Us All

The Energy Transfer v. Greenpeace case significantly threatens free speech and civil liberties, as illustrated by the hefty damages awarded against Greenpeace.
fromThe Verge
4 months ago

Democratic FTC commissioners say they were just 'illegally fired' by President Trump

Trump's dismissal of Democratic FTC commissioners suggests an intention for the agency to favor corporate interests.
US politics
fromTruthout
4 months ago

The US Is Undergoing a Corporate Coup. Sudan Shows How Dangerous It Can Become.

Elon Musk's corporate control over the U.S. government resembles a coup, drawing comparisons to the unchecked power crisis in Sudan and the Congo.
Black Lives Matter
fromArs Technica
4 months ago

Protests, broken windows, even arson: Tesla's massive Elon problem

Protests against Elon Musk are spreading across the U.S., fueled by dissatisfaction with his influence on government policy.
Black Lives Matter
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 months ago

Hit them where it hurts': US consumers begin economic blackout to protest anti-DEI policies

Americans are organizing a 24-hour economic boycott to protest corporate practices and government policies.
The boycott encourages consumers to stop spending on large corporations and support small businesses.
fromBusiness Insider
5 months ago

Luigi Mangione was mad about something bigger than healthcare

The manifesto surrounding Luigi Mangione suggests his grievances were not primarily about individual healthcare issues but rather focused on the power and monopolization of large companies like UnitedHealth.
Healthcare
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