Sam Pizzigati

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.

The world has a hot new explanation for inequality that’s warming the hearts of the deep pockets who’ve benefited the most from the inequality we already have.