Remarkably, many better corporations have an ethical review process to prevent their executives from making political contributions to officials who decide issues critical to that corporation.
But the most corrupt union in the world is better than the best corporation".
Underfunding in this area is a national problem, and there have been precious few cases where courts have said, 'you have to do better.' " Corporation Counsel Michael A. Cardozo, the city's chief lawyer, issued a statement saying he was also pleased with the settlement.
Capital markets work better because corporation and capital gains tax have been lightened and investors been bribed to be more "enterprising"; the banks have been threatened via the Cruickshank inquiry.
The tweet, which followed his discussion with Pepsi CEO Indra Nooyi about how to better orient corporations towards a more long-term view, has provoked a flurry of discussion on how corporations can take a longer-term approach to business and investment decisions, and in doing so, fuel growth and innovation in their communities.
They involve little independent judgment and decision making not because that's inherently better for corporations but because executives imagine it is better.
Public Citizen, the liberal reform group, filed a complaint with the F.E.C., calling it "a sham front group that would be better called Corporations Influencing Elections".
Sure, it would be much better if corporations that employ teens would do so in conjunction with high schools and school districts.
We can learn some lessons about how to better hold corporations accountable for crimes, though, from the way these types of prosecution agreements are now being used across the globe.
Only on the eve of the first world war was he driven out of business by better capitalised corporations like Pathé – an economic lesson fudged in Hugo, which ascribes Méliès's business failure to the war itself.
