Neither Walmart nor Costco represents the extreme of what's possible within the system, but their choices do showcase some sharp contrasts within the broad spectrum of American capitalism.
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The trade war is still escalating, but the United States has already lost. No other nation will again think of the United States as either a trusted ally or a safe harbor in a financial storm.
Musk has Bezos' companiesâboth of themâin a vise. And he has an excellent opportunity to squeeze.
Promising to relocate to the dangerously anti-abortion Texas, a state still vowing to block women's travel rights, is a 'Zuck'-led act of oozing corporate misogyny
The United States has only two choices here: strip Musk's companies of government contracts, or nationalize SpaceX and remove him from it.
Locking products behind glass is a great way to prevent shoplifting. It's also a great way to prevent shopping.
You've got a nice plot of pristine land there. It'd be a shame if we bulldozed the whole thing to make room for random construction crap.
Musk's capitalism-breaking 'innovation' is being willing to break the law at every opportunity, and he didn't invent that either.
Musk's Twitter takeover is a fascinating case study in how to destroy a company from the inside out.
Here's a tip: Nobody wants to receive a birthday message from a fake you.
