by Team Grype | Mar 25, 2014 | Grypes |
Since the 1970’s, the influx of a huge force of baby boomers into finance has led to the hyper-corporatization of the US business economy. This process— in conjunction with increasingly corrupt government agencies— has monetized the American consumer middle...
by Team Grype | Mar 18, 2014 | Grypes |
Whenever accusations of “social oppression” pop up, in any milieu— business, political, or cultural— there is an immediate rush to deny that it could ever happen in our free and oh-so-benevolent society. Some respond by attempting to diminish the validity...
by Team Grype | Mar 13, 2014 | Grypes |
Multinational Corporations, like all corporations funded by speculative shareholders, are legally obligated to pay shareholders the highest possible profit at year’s end. To keep investors happy, that profit is kept high by cutting production costs…...
by Team Grype | Mar 11, 2014 | Grypes |
In a recent article in the entertainment trade paper Variety, high-powered Hollywood money man Harvey Weinstein publicly called for California to expand its production tax incentives to make film production in California more financially attractive to investors. Now,...
by Team Grype | Mar 6, 2014 | Grypes |
A swift glance at my TV reveals last year’s merry band of Minimum Wage reactionaries are back on the warpath. Luckily I’m too smart to buy into all the partisan shrieking and finger pointing from both sides. Trust me: if you get far enough either right OR...
by Team Grype | Mar 4, 2014 | Grypes |
In the last few years (since the various developments of the optimistically-labeled “Arab Spring”) there’s been much online chatter about a similar “American Spring”— i.e, the potential for disgruntled American citizens to overthrow their...
