Sam Pizzigati

Does the world’s finest floating luxury condo complex offer the ultimate in human existence or another sure sign of an economic order gone hopelessly haywire?

America’s largest retailer spread the wealth around back in the 1950s and prospered. Today’s Sears is concentrating wealth — and crashing.

In 1776, unlike today, we actually had a sizeable number of rich people who challenged the notion that the rich have a natural right to rule.

General Electric, the iconic American corporation, is waving another incredibly lush goodbye to a retiring CEO.