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ESG, Corporate Governance & Future of the Firm

How Much Can We Trust Index Funds on Climate Change?

Roberto Tallarita
According to a theory that is gaining support among academics and practitioners, we should expect index fund managers to undertake the role of “climate...
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Rollups: There’s a Hospital Bed Monopoly

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A Return to Robo-Signing: JPMorgan Chase Has Unleashed a Lawsuit Blitz on Credit Card Customers

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Sen. Warren and Rep. Jayapal Tell Google to Stop Trying to ‘Bully’ DOJ Antitrust Chief Into Recusal

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A Very American Question About Elizabeth Holmes and the Price of Success

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Supply Chain Woes Prompt a New Push to Revive U.S. Factories

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Apple Becomes First $3tn Company After Boost From Pandemic Demand

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Scoop: Chinese Surveillance Firm Ramps Up Fight Against Regulators

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White House Investing $1 Billion to Boost Competition in Meat-Processing Industry and Lower Consumer Prices

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Antitrust and Competition

The Ties that Bind Workers to Firms: No-Poach Agreements, Noncompetes, and Other Ways Firms Create and Exercise Labor Market Power

Evan Starr
Collusive no-poach agreements are per se illegal, but noncompete clauses are not. Recent research casts doubt on the rationale for this legal distinction and...
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