Amazon

The latest climate-change-disaster-du-jour was the lead story in many newsfeeds and headlines around the globe.

An ironic thing about government cronyism.  Only the hugest companies who need the government help the least – can afford to bribe and buy it.

Big Tech companies are monsters.

Oregon, taking a bold page out of the progressive playbook, recently became the first state to enact mandatory rent control. Unfortunately, the measure does nothing to address the underlying cause of the state’s housing crisis.

We’ve long chronicled the incredibly obnoxious government cronyism incredibly huge Amazon (Market Cap: $779 billion) garners.

The federal government spends a whopping four trillion dollars per year.  And prior to the Donald Trump Administration’s most overdue and much appreciated mass regulatory reductions – the federal government regulated at a compliance cost of two trillion dollars per year.

The United States Department of Defense (DoD) has for the last several months been considering private sector bids to provide the DoDs club backup computing services.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders recently introduced legislation meant to coerce Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos and other CEOs into enhancing the benefits and wages of their employees.

With Labor Day on the horizon, many Americans are worried that automation will soon monopolize the job market.

E-commerce has revolutionized the economy, giving consumers access to every imaginable product, at the best prices, without leaving their homes.

Toys ‘R’ Us got royally screwed by online retail monster Amazon.

To the detriment of its residents and businesses, Seattle has been more active than any other city in pursuing new tax revenue.

I would be perfectly fine with – and actually feel a whole lot better – if the DoD created three backups of everything.  Maybe even four would be good.