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  1. TfL unveils transformational ‘Buses for London’ as the capital’s publicly owned bus company | Transport for London

    TfL announces new publicly owned bus company. Park Royal Depot confirmed as first operational base of Transport for…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #London #Buses #Business #Carpen #Chief #Corporation #depot #development #Director #Editors #Executive #Framework #Londoners #Masterplan #Mayor #OPDC #park #Royal #September #Transport
    europesays.com/britain/132945/

  2. EU rules shed light on scale of Accenture, News Corp and Digital Realty Irish operations – The Irish Times

    New European transparency rules have forced some of the world’s largest companies, including Accenture, Murdoch family-controlled News Corporation…
    #Europe #EU #Accenture #Apple #corporation-tax #datacentres #EuropeanUnion #Microsoft #sysco
    europesays.com/europe/146159/

  3. Ireland’s corporate tax cake gets bigger – The Irish Times

    Another swipe from Europe at Ireland’s tax pile, another forecast upgrade from the Department of Finance. Plus ça…
    #Ireland #IE #Europe #Europa #EU #cantillon #corporation-tax #department-of-finance #ireland
    europesays.com/3259475/

  4. [edited for typos, etc.]

    The answer to #CostOfLivingCrisis is, and always was, #HigherWages. #Corporation and #businesses will **always** equate *Productivity Increase* with workers working harder and will tie this to any wage increases. Because that is what #Grifters **Do**. They treat wage earners as *Commodities* and a *Cost* to doing business because **they can**. And workers have now heard that *narrative* so many times over the generations that they believe that **crap**.

    Sourced from The Point Live
    4 hours ago 11.08 AEST

    Ross Gittins gives Greg Jericho a shout out
    Posted by Matt Grudnoff - Senior Economist

    Ross Gittins’ article in the SMH today thanks Greg Jericho for blowing the whistle on the real cause of the cost-of-living crisis, wages.

    Greg has been pointing out that while prices and profits have been going up, wages have not been keeping up. The amount of stuff that workers can buy is going backwards.

    Ross wrote:

    So I’m indebted to the Australia Institute’s Greg Jericho for being the country’s first economist to blow the whistle. He’s actually looked up the numbers and seen that, though businesses kept increasing their prices in the first two years following the COVID pandemic – March 2021 to March 2023 – the workers weren’t game to ask for a pay rise.

    Ross also points out that when bosses say give us an improvement in productivity and we’ll give you a pay rise, they have it backwards. Higher wages now will encourage businesses to improve the productivity of there now more expensive workers.

    The solution to the cost-of-living crisis is higher wages.”

    #AusPo, #NeoLiberalEconomics #TrickleDownEconomics #AbuseOfWorkers #ClassWar #TaxTheRich #WageIncreasesNow #GregJeriocho #GreedFlation #noMoreBillionaires #JoinYourUnion #InUnity #TradeUnionsStrength

  5. [edited for typos, etc.]

    The answer to #CostOfLivingCrisis is, and always was, #HigherWages. #Corporation and #businesses will **always** equate *Productivity Increase* with workers working harder and will tie this to any wage increases. Because that is what #Grifters **Do**. They treat wage earners as *Commodities* and a *Cost* to doing business because **they can**. And workers have now heard that *narrative* so many times over the generations that they believe that **crap**.

    Sourced from The Point Live
    4 hours ago 11.08 AEST

    Ross Gittins gives Greg Jericho a shout out
    Posted by Matt Grudnoff - Senior Economist

    Ross Gittins’ article in the SMH today thanks Greg Jericho for blowing the whistle on the real cause of the cost-of-living crisis, wages.

    Greg has been pointing out that while prices and profits have been going up, wages have not been keeping up. The amount of stuff that workers can buy is going backwards.

    Ross wrote:

    So I’m indebted to the Australia Institute’s Greg Jericho for being the country’s first economist to blow the whistle. He’s actually looked up the numbers and seen that, though businesses kept increasing their prices in the first two years following the COVID pandemic – March 2021 to March 2023 – the workers weren’t game to ask for a pay rise.

    Ross also points out that when bosses say give us an improvement in productivity and we’ll give you a pay rise, they have it backwards. Higher wages now will encourage businesses to improve the productivity of there now more expensive workers.

    The solution to the cost-of-living crisis is higher wages.”

    #AusPo, #NeoLiberalEconomics #TrickleDownEconomics #AbuseOfWorkers #ClassWar #TaxTheRich #WageIncreasesNow #GregJeriocho #GreedFlation #noMoreBillionaires #JoinYourUnion #InUnity #TradeUnionsStrength

  6. [edited for typos, etc.]

    The answer to #CostOfLivingCrisis is, and always was, #HigherWages. #Corporation and #businesses will **always** equate *Productivity Increase* with workers working harder and will tie this to any wage increases. Because that is what #Grifters **Do**. They treat wage earners as *Commodities* and a *Cost* to doing business because **they can**. And workers have now heard that *narrative* so many times over the generations that they believe that **crap**.

    Sourced from The Point Live
    4 hours ago 11.08 AEST

    Ross Gittins gives Greg Jericho a shout out
    Posted by Matt Grudnoff - Senior Economist

    Ross Gittins’ article in the SMH today thanks Greg Jericho for blowing the whistle on the real cause of the cost-of-living crisis, wages.

    Greg has been pointing out that while prices and profits have been going up, wages have not been keeping up. The amount of stuff that workers can buy is going backwards.

    Ross wrote:

    So I’m indebted to the Australia Institute’s Greg Jericho for being the country’s first economist to blow the whistle. He’s actually looked up the numbers and seen that, though businesses kept increasing their prices in the first two years following the COVID pandemic – March 2021 to March 2023 – the workers weren’t game to ask for a pay rise.

    Ross also points out that when bosses say give us an improvement in productivity and we’ll give you a pay rise, they have it backwards. Higher wages now will encourage businesses to improve the productivity of there now more expensive workers.

    The solution to the cost-of-living crisis is higher wages.”

    #AusPo, #NeoLiberalEconomics #TrickleDownEconomics #AbuseOfWorkers #ClassWar #TaxTheRich #WageIncreasesNow #GregJeriocho #GreedFlation #noMoreBillionaires #JoinYourUnion #InUnity #TradeUnionsStrength

  7. [edited for typos, etc.]

    The answer to #CostOfLivingCrisis is, and always was, #HigherWages. #Corporation and #businesses will **always** equate *Productivity Increase* with workers working harder and will tie this to any wage increases. Because that is what #Grifters **Do**. They treat wage earners as *Commodities* and a *Cost* to doing business because **they can**. And workers have now heard that *narrative* so many times over the generations that they believe that **crap**.

    Sourced from The Point Live
    4 hours ago 11.08 AEST

    Ross Gittins gives Greg Jericho a shout out
    Posted by Matt Grudnoff - Senior Economist

    Ross Gittins’ article in the SMH today thanks Greg Jericho for blowing the whistle on the real cause of the cost-of-living crisis, wages.

    Greg has been pointing out that while prices and profits have been going up, wages have not been keeping up. The amount of stuff that workers can buy is going backwards.

    Ross wrote:

    So I’m indebted to the Australia Institute’s Greg Jericho for being the country’s first economist to blow the whistle. He’s actually looked up the numbers and seen that, though businesses kept increasing their prices in the first two years following the COVID pandemic – March 2021 to March 2023 – the workers weren’t game to ask for a pay rise.

    Ross also points out that when bosses say give us an improvement in productivity and we’ll give you a pay rise, they have it backwards. Higher wages now will encourage businesses to improve the productivity of there now more expensive workers.

    The solution to the cost-of-living crisis is higher wages.”

    #AusPo, #NeoLiberalEconomics #TrickleDownEconomics #AbuseOfWorkers #ClassWar #TaxTheRich #WageIncreasesNow #GregJeriocho #GreedFlation #noMoreBillionaires #JoinYourUnion #InUnity #TradeUnionsStrength

  8. Over the past couple years I have become skeptical of public benefit corporations. It is a nice sentiment, but it seems like the venture capital ends up taking control, so it is not so different from a regular corporation. I could be wrong.

    I don't think companies should be owned at all.

    #publicBenefitCorporation
    #corporation

  9. Over the past couple years I have become skeptical of public benefit corporations. It is a nice sentiment, but it seems like the venture capital ends up taking control, so it is not so different from a regular corporation. I could be wrong.

    I don't think companies should be owned at all.

    #publicBenefitCorporation
    #corporation

  10. Over the past couple years I have become skeptical of public benefit corporations. It is a nice sentiment, but it seems like the venture capital ends up taking control, so it is not so different from a regular corporation. I could be wrong.

    I don't think companies should be owned at all.

    #publicBenefitCorporation
    #corporation

  11. Over the past couple years I have become skeptical of public benefit corporations. It is a nice sentiment, but it seems like the venture capital ends up taking control, so it is not so different from a regular corporation. I could be wrong.

    I don't think companies should be owned at all.

    #publicBenefitCorporation
    #corporation

  12. There’s no cost-of-living crisis for Ireland’s quietly prosperous class. Who are they? – The Irish Times

    The “cost-of-living crisis” is now part of the political narrative, along with its cousin, the “hard-pressed household”. The…
    #Ireland #IE #Europe #Europa #EU #artificialintelligence #cliff-taylor #corporation-tax #costofliving #esri #housingcrisis #housingdemand #incometax #ireland #opinion #revenue-commissioners #usc
    europesays.com/3233965/

  13. Silicon Motion Technology Corporation: Silicon Motion Reaches Initial Milestone in EU Cyber Resilience Act Compliance Program

    Company strengthens product security and post-market vulnerability management in line with the EU’s evolving cybersecurity requirements Silicon Motion…
    #EuropeSays #EU #Europa #Compliance #Corporation #Cyber #EuropäischeUnion #Initial #Milestone #Motion #Program #Reaches #Resilience #silicon #Technology
    europesays.com/europa/92312/

  14. City in row with Historic England over skyscrapers near Tower of London

    A fresh row has erupted between the City and the Government’s heritage watchdog because of skyscrapers surrounding the…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #CityofLondon #Corporation #historicengland #LuisDiazDevesa #Tower
    europesays.com/gbr/london/1929

  15. Prospera Energy Announces Two-Year Extension of Senior Term Loan and Repricing of Equity Financing byteseu.com/2319767/ #corporation #Energy #ProsperaEnergy

  16. A quotation from Peter Drucker

    No institution can possibly survive if it needs geniuses or supermen to manage it. It must be organized in such a way as to be able to get along under a leadership composed of average human beings.

    Peter F. Drucker (1909–2005) Austrian-American business consultant
    The Concept of the Corporation, Part 2, ch. 1 (1946)

    More about this quote: wist.info/drucker-peter-f/8571…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #drucker #peterdrucker #business #corporation #fallibilities #humancondition #humannature #institution #leadership #management

  17. A quotation from Peter Drucker

    No institution can possibly survive if it needs geniuses or supermen to manage it. It must be organized in such a way as to be able to get along under a leadership composed of average human beings.

    Peter F. Drucker (1909–2005) Austrian-American business consultant
    The Concept of the Corporation, Part 2, ch. 1 (1946)

    More about this quote: wist.info/drucker-peter-f/8571…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #drucker #peterdrucker #business #corporation #fallibilities #humancondition #humannature #institution #leadership #management

  18. A quotation from Peter Drucker

    No institution can possibly survive if it needs geniuses or supermen to manage it. It must be organized in such a way as to be able to get along under a leadership composed of average human beings.

    Peter F. Drucker (1909–2005) Austrian-American business consultant
    The Concept of the Corporation, Part 2, ch. 1 (1946)

    More about this quote: wist.info/drucker-peter-f/8571…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #drucker #peterdrucker #business #corporation #fallibilities #humancondition #humannature #institution #leadership #management

  19. A quotation from Peter Drucker

    No institution can possibly survive if it needs geniuses or supermen to manage it. It must be organized in such a way as to be able to get along under a leadership composed of average human beings.

    Peter F. Drucker (1909–2005) Austrian-American business consultant
    The Concept of the Corporation, Part 2, ch. 1 (1946)

    More about this quote: wist.info/drucker-peter-f/8571…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #drucker #peterdrucker #business #corporation #fallibilities #humancondition #humannature #institution #leadership #management

  20. NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)’s Space Exploration Technologies (SPCX) Stake Traces Back to a Wild $1.25 Trillion Deal. Here’s How It Happened
    atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug
    <p>On August 14, 2026, NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) disclosed that its Space Exploration Technologies Corp
    #technologies #corporation #exploration #nvidia

  21. Weird idea to stop #waste, #fraud, and, #abuse of #taxpayer #money.

    If a #corporation's #employees qualify for #government #assistance, the corporation is required to #reimburse the assistance #program for #benefits disbursed, plus an additional percentage to cover the #cost of overhead and collection of money owed.

    This would apply to employees working 30+ hours/week or who work any number of hours while holding multiple jobs.

    I love my neighbors, but my #tax dollars should not be subsidizing #corporate #profit.

  22. Weird idea to stop #waste, #fraud, and, #abuse of #taxpayer #money.

    If a #corporation's #employees qualify for #government #assistance, the corporation is required to #reimburse the assistance #program for #benefits disbursed, plus an additional percentage to cover the #cost of overhead and collection of money owed.

    This would apply to employees working 30+ hours/week or who work any number of hours while holding multiple jobs.

    I love my neighbors, but my #tax dollars should not be subsidizing #corporate #profit.

  23. Weird idea to stop #waste, #fraud, and, #abuse of #taxpayer #money.

    If a #corporation's #employees qualify for #government #assistance, the corporation is required to #reimburse the assistance #program for #benefits disbursed, plus an additional percentage to cover the #cost of overhead and collection of money owed.

    This would apply to employees working 30+ hours/week or who work any number of hours while holding multiple jobs.

    I love my neighbors, but my #tax dollars should not be subsidizing #corporate #profit.

  24. Weird idea to stop #wasee, #fraud, and, #abuse of #taxpayer #money.

    If a #corporation's #employees qualify for #government #assistance, the corporation is required to #reimburse the assistance #program for #benefits disbursed, plus an additional percentage to cover the #cost of overhead and collection of money owed.

    This would apply to employees working 30+ hours/week or who work any number of hours while holding multiple jobs.

    I love my neighbors, but my #tax dollars should not be subsidizing #corporate #profit.

  25. Kiora Pharmaceuticals Licenses South Korean Ophthalmic Development and Commercialization Rights for KIO-301 to Chong Kun Dang Pharmaceutical Corporation

    Encinitas, California–(Newsfile Corp. – August 19, 2026) – Kiora Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: KPRX) (“Kiora”) today announced that…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #chong #commercialization #corporation #dang #development #kio #kiora #Korean #kun #licenses #ophthalmic #pharmaceutical #Pharmaceuticals #rights #south
    europesays.com/korea/124838/

  26. 2/2

    However that count is reset after 365 days and also only goes to 250! (🖼️ 2)

    Therefore companies can simply mass report negative reviews to improve their rating.

    support.google.com/contributio

    #Degoogle #Corporation #Internet #Review #Rating #Online #Maps #Feedback #stupid #company #technology #tech #german #legal #law #defamation

  27. 2/2

    However that count is reset after 365 days and also only goes to 250! (🖼️ 2)

    Therefore companies can simply mass report negative reviews to improve their rating.

    support.google.com/contributio

    #Degoogle #Corporation #Internet #Review #Rating #Online #Maps #Feedback #stupid #company #technology #tech #german #legal #law #defamation

  28. 2/2

    However that count is reset after 365 days and also only goes to 250! (🖼️ 2)

    Therefore companies can simply mass report negative reviews to improve their rating.

    support.google.com/contributio

    #Degoogle #Corporation #Internet #Review #Rating #Online #Maps #Feedback #stupid #company #technology #tech #german #legal #law #defamation

  29. 2/2

    However that count is reset after 365 days and also only goes to 250! (🖼️ 2)

    Therefore companies can simply mass report negative reviews to improve their rating.

    support.google.com/contributio

    #Degoogle #Corporation #Internet #Review #Rating #Online #Maps #Feedback #stupid #company #technology #tech #german #legal #law #defamation

  30. 🗺️ While visiting Pride #Berlin, I learned how utterly pointless #GoogleMaps Reviews in #Germany are.

    ⭐ Any place can simply report negative #reviews for defamation or claim the person was never there and have it removed.

    Users can then appeal & risk a lawsuit.

    When a review is removed the removed count on #Google Maps goes up (🖼️ 1)

    1/2

    #Reviews #Degoogle #Corporation #Internet #Review #Rating #Online #Maps #Feedback #stupid #company #technology #tech #german #legal #law #defamation

  31. 🗺️ While visiting Pride #Berlin, I learned how utterly pointless #GoogleMaps Reviews in #Germany are.

    ⭐ Any place can simply report negative #reviews for defamation or claim the person was never there and have it removed.

    Users can then appeal & risk a lawsuit.

    When a review is removed the removed count on #Google Maps goes up (🖼️ 1)

    1/2

    #Reviews #Degoogle #Corporation #Internet #Review #Rating #Online #Maps #Feedback #stupid #company #technology #tech #german #legal #law #defamation

  32. 🗺️ While visiting Pride #Berlin, I learned how utterly pointless #GoogleMaps Reviews in #Germany are.

    ⭐ Any place can simply report negative #reviews for defamation or claim the person was never there and have it removed.

    Users can then appeal & risk a lawsuit.

    When a review is removed the removed count on #Google Maps goes up (🖼️ 1)

    1/2

    #Reviews #Degoogle #Corporation #Internet #Review #Rating #Online #Maps #Feedback #stupid #company #technology #tech #german #legal #law #defamation