Niko Lusiani
@nikolusiani.bsky.social
Frmr Director, Corporate Power @ RooseveltInst. Tax, corp gov, anti-trust & the energy transition. Corp financial analyst & watchdog. Post-Boomer, pre-Doomer. Hecho en Califas. Writing new book on the public origins of corporate value. => nikolusiani.org
Indeed, and a very similar tension with the Trump admin's approach to antitrust agencies, which risks not so much dismantling this Federal power, but appropriating it to help friends and punish perceived enemies. washingtonmonthly.com/2024/11/26/w...
Why Big Business May Wind Up Missing Lina Khan | Washington Monthly
Why Big Business May Wind Up Missing Lina Khan: Multinationals often opposed Biden’s aggressive stand on antitrust. Trump’s industrial policy by temper tantrum gives corporations what they really hate...
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December 11, 2024 at 3:51 PM
Indeed, and a very similar tension with the Trump admin's approach to antitrust agencies, which risks not so much dismantling this Federal power, but appropriating it to help friends and punish perceived enemies. washingtonmonthly.com/2024/11/26/w...
'Twas a huge honor to work with you, Prof! And especially on such an innovative and purposeful piece of research.
December 10, 2024 at 3:04 PM
'Twas a huge honor to work with you, Prof! And especially on such an innovative and purposeful piece of research.
Sure. Short-sighted big business leaders prioritize quarterly EPS over all. After all, most CEOs get paid to do so, and don't stay in their jobs longer than 7 years. I am not naive. But even they would prefer to look forward rather than constantly watch their backs.
November 26, 2024 at 3:17 PM
Sure. Short-sighted big business leaders prioritize quarterly EPS over all. After all, most CEOs get paid to do so, and don't stay in their jobs longer than 7 years. I am not naive. But even they would prefer to look forward rather than constantly watch their backs.