My Town Passed a Data Center Moratorium. Yours Can Too.
In an already water-stressed part of the country, the last thing we need are hyperscale data centers overburdening our supply.
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Why More Political Campaigns Should Unionize
Building better campaigns starts with better worker protections.
The Global Economy Runs on Care
Leaders of the G20 largest economies should transform the global care economy to improve labor conditions for these essential workers.
$55 Billion in Stock Buyback Wealth for Google Oligarchs
A 1982 SEC rule change has turbocharged America’s extreme wealth concentration, adding $55 billion to the wealth piles of Larry Page and Sergey Brin alone.
Micron’s Plan to Spend $35 Billion on Stock Buybacks Is a Slap in the Face to Its Employees
After pocketing billions in U.S. taxpayer support, the semiconductor giant is planning to spend AI windfalls to enrich shareholders and executives.
Increasing Portland’s CEO Pay Surtax Would Boost Revenue and Encourage Narrower Pay Gaps
Executive compensation analyst Sarah Anderson testified before the Portland, Oregon city council about a proposal to increase an existing tax on corporations with huge CEO-worker pay gaps.
The Plundering Oligarch You Haven’t Heard Of
Private-equity magnate Jeffrey Leerink has been busy pillaging healthcare and the life sciences.
New York Is Getting Richer. Most New Yorkers Aren’t.
Data shows that New York City has grown richer since the pandemic, but the gains have flowed overwhelmingly to the top.
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