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Tag Archives: outsourcing
“Merchants Have No Country”
Merchants have no country. The mere spot they stand on does not constitute so strong an attachment as that from which they draw their gains. ~Thomas Jefferson Cases in point: “Some of the country’s best-known multi-national corporations closely guard a … Continue reading
Posted in Corporations, economy
Tagged General Electric, IBM, India, Jeff Immelt, jobs, merchants, multi-national corporations, outsourcing, overseas profits, tax break, Thomas Jefferson
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Confidence, Schmonfidence
Whenever I see a discussion about the real crisis this country faces—that would be unemployment, not the manufactured one over the deficit– a couple of words keep coming up from the alleged smartest guys in the room, confidence and certainty. … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Unemployment
Tagged certainty, confidence, David Cote, FDR, Honeywell, John Kasich, Meet The Press, Obama, outsourcing, press conference, regulation, roundtable, taxes, union busting
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White House Moving to Wall Street
Breaking news: In order to cut down on travel time through the revolving door for President Obama’s outgoing and incoming team of advisers, the White House is moving from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Here’s the new location: Might as well be: … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Goldman Sachs, Obama, Obama administration, Politics, special interests, Wall Street
Tagged acquisition, bailout, Bush tax cuts, Chamber of Commerce, Ezra Klein, free trade, Gene Sperling, Goldman Sachs, India, JPMorgan Chase, Larry Summers, NEC, outsourcing, President Obama, South Korea, Wall Street, William Daley
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