Today on TAP: The deeper cause is too much offshoring and too little domestic production.
corporate power
Posted inLaw and Justice
Who’s Really Running Justice?
Uncovering a long-running effort to obscure a BigLaw alum’s power within Garland’s DOJ
Posted inWorking in America
Why I’m Ready to Strike Hollywood
Film crew workers are asking for basic human needs. So far, the major studios haven’t offered them.
Posted inVideos
⏩ The Influence Game: Jonathan Guyer’s Panel on Big Business and Biden’s National-Security Policy
At Netroots Nation, managing editor Jonathan Guyer led a panel on corporate power and foreign policy.
Posted inEconomic Policy
A Debate on Global Taxation
Senate Democrats and a law professor discuss the best way to tax multinationals.
Posted inLaw and Justice
The End of Forced Arbitration?
Persistent advocates and new strategies have led some companies to relent on blocking access to courts. But there’s a long way to go.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
The Corporate State of Delaware
The tiny state has long been a hotbed for corporations. Can mounting public pressure push the state to change its centuries-old ways?
Posted inEnergy and the Environment
The Oil Merchant in the Gray Flannel Suit
Why aren’t insurance companies aggressively fighting climate change, and minimizing catastrophes? Look at their balance sheets.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Entrepreneurship, Amazon Style
Creating outside companies for deliveries and freight follows a franchising model that leads to lower wages and captive “independent” business.
Posted inEconomic Policy
The Great Supply Shock We Brought Upon Ourselves
A half-century of neglecting fragilities in production and a confluence of disruptions have brought us to this point.