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A passenger with an $11,000 ticket to Europe says Air Canada ‘begged’ 25 people to get off the plane because it was too heavy to take off. Then they lost his bag.

July 13 | Posted by mrossol | Business, Education, Interesting

Business Insider, 7/13/22: A passenger with an $11,000 ticket to Europe says Air Canada ‘begged’ 25 people to get off the plane because it was too heavy to take off. Then they lost his bag.

By Hannah Towey
An Air Canada passenger flying to Europe had his flights delayed 10 times on Saturday. On one of the flights,... Read more

For White-Collar Workers, It’s Prime Time to Get a Big Raise

February 22 | Posted by mrossol | Business, Economics, Work world

WSJ, By Sarah Chaney Cambon, 2/21/2022

White-collar professionals are reaping big pay gains as worker bargaining power spreads across the U.S. economy and shows early signs of durability. Wall Street banks are boosting compensation for employees. Consumer lenders are seeing their biggest pay bumps in more than a decade. Legal firms are raising wages aggressively as burned-out workers flee... Read more

Major Corporations Plan To Oppose Election Integrity Measures

April 12 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Business, Election Issues, Fraud

Is this not craziness? How can corporations oppose “election integrity” when they all require employee ID to enter their offices, IDs are required to board a flight, get a doctor appointment, etc. There is a concerted effort to undermine everything that America stands for. mrossol https://1776coalition.com/featured-content/major-corporations-plan-to-oppose-election-integrity-measures/

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Welcome to the ‘Hotel Seattle’

June 23 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Business, Economics, Losing Freedom, Politically correct, Ruling Class, Tax Issues, The Left

And you were thinking about moving west… WSJ 6/22/2020 Seattle’s City Council prides itself on being an early adopter of new business mandates. Seattle was the first major U.S. city to adopt a $15 minimum wage and one of the first to require businesses to provide paid sick leave. The City Council achieved another first last week, when it unanimously enacted an... Read more

An Entrepreneur With Autism – WSJ

November 27 | Posted by mrossol | Business, Creative

I have some friends who have children with autism. This article is for them. Very encouraging to me- yes, even though it feels like a lot of work. ====== 11/27/2017 WSJ BY CLARE ANSBERRY CHRIS TIDMARSH CO-OWNS Green Bridge Growers, a commercial greenhouse in north central Indiana that provides herbs, lettuces and nasturtiums to local restaurants, and sunflowers and cosmos to florists. He has degrees... Read more

Economics of Growth and Prosperity

March 14 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Business, Economics

I simply shake my head… ========= William Baumol,Robert Litan, and Carl Schramm, “Good Capitalism, Bad Capitalism, and the Economics of Growth and Prosperity” (2007): The most astonishing thing about the extraordinary outpouring of growth and innovation that the United States and other economies have achieved over the past two centuries is that it does not astonish us. Throughout most of human history, life... Read more

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