Category: Free Enterprise Project

America Can’t Grow Unless We Say Union No

America Can’t Grow Unless We Say Union No

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A buddy reminded me recently of a common ad from our youth, the jingle of which proclaimed “America works best when we saaaaay union yes!” It was one of those breezy little lies that made us Gen Xers so skeptical ...
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Fink Fails Fellow CEOs, Customers

Fink Fails Fellow CEOs, Customers

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Larry Fink, the CEO of the BlackRock asset management company, is powerful because of other people’s money. They invest it with him, but he is now effectively using it against his customers’ interests. Free Enterprise Project Deputy Director Scott Shepard, ...
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The Preposterous Pose Of Mr. Larry Fink

The Preposterous Pose Of Mr. Larry Fink

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Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, thinks very highly of himself. So highly that he expects the whole of the American corporate world – and, derivatively, you personally – to bow down before him. The super-fun kicker? The great height ...
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The Minimum Wage Is An Impossible Conundrum For Honest “Stakeholder Capitalism”

The Minimum Wage Is An Impossible Conundrum For Honest “Stakeholder Capitalism”

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Any business-governance theory that, if honestly applied, collapses into neurotic indecision paralysis at the fundamental question of setting wages is a failed theory. Well then, RIP “stakeholder primacy,” 2019-2021 – at least as an honest theory. Of course, as has ...
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Conservatives Should Pressure Businesses Like the Left Does

Conservatives Should Pressure Businesses Like the Left Does

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It’s a sad truth. In just a few years, America’s “largest corporations have abandoned their traditional roles” and are “jump[ing] hard into politics.” Taking a page from the Occupy Wall Street movement that he said intimidated the business community, Scott ...
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Untangling Corporate Wokeism

Untangling Corporate Wokeism

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If you are concerned about corporate America’s march to the left, you will want to keep an eye out for the upcoming book, The Dictatorship of Woke Capital. Author Stephen Soukup, Vice President and Publisher of The Political Forum, provides an ...
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More New York Times Bias Exposed: Is Anyone Surprised Though?

More New York Times Bias Exposed: Is Anyone Surprised Though?

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As time rolls by, the obvious bias of the mainstream media becomes more and more apparent. “Fake news” has become common jargon when discussing the hypocrisy of organizations like the New York Times. Those who highlight this bias and the ...
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Nasdaq Pushes Race, Sex Discrimination

Nasdaq Pushes Race, Sex Discrimination

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Nasdaq, the company overseeing the nation’s second-largest stock market, wants to do something “quite unconstitutional” that “should leave all rational people reeling away in disgust.” And the government – namely, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) – might just ...
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Occupy Twitter?

Occupy Twitter?

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Many of the country’s largest corporations have abandoned their traditional roles as, you know, businesses to jump hard into politics – always, it seems, on the side of the woke performative left. The partisan flavor of the companies’ metamorphoses is ...
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Corporate Management is Turning to Wokeism, Stephen Soukup Tells Newsmax

Corporate Management is Turning to Wokeism, Stephen Soukup Tells Newsmax

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Stephen Soukup — one of the nation’s leading experts on the intersection of politics and business, and author of the new book The Dictatorship of Woke Capital — recently appeared on Newsmax to discuss corporate America’s march to the left on an ever-expanding ...
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