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Too_Much_Online: Just in time for the Facebook IPO: Why Wall Street bubbles may be super rich's best friend. http://t.co/g4QGAVBt #inequality #ows
6 hours ago

Too_Much_Online: ConocoPhillips CEO J.J. Mulva has emerged as past year's top-paid U.S. chief exec. His total loot: $154.7 million. http://t.co/trjXvr0E #ows
10 hours ago

One_Society: Are high pay & bonuses REALLY needed to motivate 'top people'? asks pychologist Dr Stian Reimers (audio): http://t.co/Ut3nsZM0
17 hours ago

One_Society: New initiative by thinktank @henryjacksonsoc says companies should address #inequality & think longer-term http://t.co/MMTo4leZ
17 hours ago

The causes which destroyed the ancient republics were numerous; but in Rome, one principal cause was the vast inequality of fortunes.

American editor and writer (1758-1843)

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