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What Happens When Multinationals Appear in Reporting on Activist Assassinations? High-Profile Media Has Bite

David Kreitmeir
A new report finds that being linked to human rights abuses—merely appearing in reporting around high-profile events—can significantly influence a company’s stock market value....
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Debate Rages as Facebook Prepares to Say Whether Trump Can Return

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Libertarian Demands for Vaccine Acceleration Curiously Doesn’t Call Out Drug Manufacturers

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Parler is Back Online After a Month of Downtime

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China Targets Rare Earth Export Curbs to Hobble US Defence Industry

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Trump’s Vaccine Tsar Launches European Biotech Roll-Up

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Why the Three Biggest Vaccine Makers Failed on Covid-19

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Big Tech’s Next Big Problem Could Come From People Like ‘Mr. Sweepy’

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Inflation Isn’t Lurking Around the Corner. This Isn’t the 1970s.

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What the Biden DOJ Can Learn From the Clinton and Obama Years on How to Tackle America’s Monopoly Problem 

Allen Grunes
The Clinton DOJ attacked international cartels. The Obama DOJ prioritized merger enforcement. The Biden DOJ needs to focus on America’s monopoly problem. Antitrust is like...
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