…Cook and his executive sidekicks. Unfortunately, stock buybacks do little to tamp down excessive prices for Apple products. The massive stock buybacks also send a message that Apple’s management has… Continue reading →

…China, but not provide waivers to any number of smaller U.S. companies who buy products from China for their manufacturing or retail/wholesale sales? Constitutional law specialist, Bruce Fein, says the… Continue reading →

…to the stockbrokers over that time period. Bear in mind, a fraction of one percent of this tiny sales tax is paid by the investors buying stocks, bonds, and engaging… Continue reading →

…spent $14 billion just to buy back its own stock last year, a move that only serves to provide a meager benefit, if that, to its shareholders, while nourishing executive… Continue reading →

…and go buy one new, gargantuan IT system that runs the entire Department.” Where are the accounting standards groups when we need them to speak up? Mr. McCord certainly knows… Continue reading →

…organized labor can do more with multimillion-dollar organizing drives and ad buys (as they did in 1996). More demonstrations in more Congressional districts and more pressure on nervous Republican incumbents… Continue reading →

…U.S. taxpayer-funded research and development of new drugs, still going to China and India to make 80 percent of the ingredients in medicines that Americans buy so as to make… Continue reading →

…discuss his work. There are many deals that come with buying books… $10 coupon to Noujaim’s Restaurant (next door) with every $40 purchase Buy two books in the $5 category,… Continue reading →

…David Swanson, author of War is a Lie, “this is a book to buy in bulk and give to everyone you know.” Michael Parenti, author of History as Mystery called… Continue reading →