Why Affirmative Action Is Racist And Un-American
Affirmative action creates a fixed mindset that because one is born into a specific racial or ethnic group, one is entitled to certain privileges such as lowered criteria.
No, Government Shouldn’t Restrict Companies’ Stock Buybacks. Here’s Why
Senators Chuck Schumer, Bernie Sanders, and Marco Rubio would increase needless government regulation of businesses, thereby harming workers and the economy.
Any Enemy Could Do To You What They’ve Done To Trump
Trump has a fleet of attorneys to help him obey the laws and regulations. But just as for each of us, if a competitor looks hard enough, they will find something.
9 Ways The Current Federal Family Leave Mandate Messes Up Families And Jobs
During my 17 years as a labor attorney, I have witnessed the Family and Medical Leave Act erode the rights of businesses and families. We shouldn’t expand this problem.
The United States’ First Two Self-Made Female Millionaires Are A Racial Success Story
Madam C.J. Walker and Annie Malone succeeded by developing brilliant business models and strong work ethics at a time when many doors were closed to them.
Jeff Bezos Shrugs, Low-Skill Workers Lose Big From Amazon Pullout Of NYC
Contrary to leftist claims, when Amazon quits NYC, the real loser is not Jeff Bezos, but working-class New Yorkers, the very people that the left is supposedly fighting for.
Apple Faces Shareholder Ballot To Consider Political Diversity For Board Members
Justin Danhof, an Apple shareholder, is trying to lobby the company to understand the value of having an ideologically diverse board. They’re resisting.
How Johnnie Walker Damaged Its Brand By Affiliating With The Women’s March
After a heavy investment of money and time, the company has wrapped the Johnnie Walker brand around a movement that many regard as anti-Semitic.
Why Businesses Should Support The Trump Administration’s Pushback on China
When Chinese President Xi Jinping’s autocracy asks Western companies to jump, the response is usually, ‘How high?’
CEO’s Departure Is A Golden Opportunity For Victoria’s Secret To Roar Back
Victoria’s Secret is losing out to competitors like American Eagle’s Aerie, and they’ve been blaming the struggle on changing consumer demands. It’s a total disaster.
Amazon Chose DC And NYC Because That’s Where The Childless Workaholics Live
How do people find fulfillment if they don’t have religion, a sense of community, or a family? Hopefully by devoting their life to finding a way to ship mouthwash to people’s doors for ten cents cheaper.
Bernie Sanders Gets The Way To Raise Amazon Workers’ Salaries Exactly Backward
Sen. Bernie Sanders declared a win last week after Amazon announced that starting November 1 it will pay all its U.S. workers a minimum of $15 an hour.
Nike’s Pride In Thumbing Colin Kaepernick At America Cost It $3 Billion
Businesses exist to make money. Period. So what causes them to inevitably stray from things that make them money? Pride.
Ivanka Trump Shouldn’t Fold Her Fashion Brand, But Go To Superstores
The Trump brand name may have been the fashion line’s ultimate downfall, but it’s potentially still the company’s most valuable asset.
The $15 Minimum Wage Is Wreaking Havoc On New York City Dining
Eventually, the world-renowned restaurant life in cities like New York, DC, and San Francisco will die. The only survivors will be fast-casual chains with low overhead and deep pockets.
Trump To Business Owners: Southern Border Lawlessness Hurts U.S. Economy
In a speech Tuesday, Trump said immigration is necessary to sustain economic growth, but lawlessness along the southern border will not stand.
Why Employers Are Ignoring The Untapped Potential Of Stay-At-Home Moms
The ‘patriarchy’ artificially silos work hours into the industrial-age 9-5 with mandated benefits. A new article illuminates how this keeps women unhappy and economically scrambling.
Podcast: A New Era Of Public Opinion Polling, Data, And Market Research
Morning Consult’s Michael Ramlet joins Federalist Radio to discuss how online surveys are changing how brands and public figures are monitoring public opinion.
Former Carl’s Jr. CEO Andy Puzder Talks Capitalism, Advertising, And Business
Andy Puzder, author and former CEO of Carl’s Jr., talks economics, the fast food industry, and marketing on today’s Federalist Radio Hour.
Unemployed To Best Dressed: Meet The Guy Who Created A Luxury Shirt Company
Ben Domenech interviews CEO and founder of a luxury men’s clothing company, about business, design, and how to make a dress shirt.
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