Disney Is Moving 2,000 Jobs From California to Florida—Here’s Why
One of the great things about America’s 50-state federal system is that people can vote with their feet in response ...
Saturday, January 18, 2025
Tag: Business
No, Higher Wages Aren’t a ‘Silver Lining’ of Inflation
A recent CNBC article highlights a common economic fallacy surrounding the concept of inflation. The author claims that inflation can ...
What Is the Great Resignation of 2021? (If You Don’t Know, You’ll Want to Read This)
If you don’t spend your days on TikTok or Reddit, you may be blissfully unaware of a growing movement urging ...
The Supreme Court Missed a Great Chance to Protect Remote Workers
Earlier this week, the Supreme Court denied New Hampshire’s motion to sue Massachusetts for the Bay State’s taxation of New Hamsphirites working ...
A Conversation on Occupational Licensing
On this episode of the Authors Corner, Ethan interviews AIER Visiting Research Fellow and Economics PhD candidate at Middle Tennessee ...
Biden’s Big Business Bust?
As of late, the popularity of big business across the country has taken a nosedive. Bipartisan efforts to regulate and break up ...
How Cities Are Pushing Small Daycares Out of Business
This article is excerpted from LiberatED, a weekly email newsletter where FEE Senior Education Fellow Kerry McDonald brings you news ...
Nike Abandons American Roots as CEO Declares They Are ‘a Brand of China and for China’
It wouldn't be fair to say Nike CEO John Donahoe hates America. He just loves China a whole lot more. ...
Businesses Lobbying for New Round of Federal Aid as Pandemic Wanes
A number of businesses badly affected by the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic are asking the federal government for additional aid to stay ...
Japanese Lawmaker Scolds Toshiba Investors, Says Activists ‘Only Think About Selling High’
It appears as though Japanese government officials are interested in trying their hand in activist investing. Article from Zero Hedge. ...
