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  A day seldom goes by that we don’t hear of some conservative or group being banned from one of the Elite social media platforms.  Even Amazon has refused to hot Parler on their servers because they don’t like Parler’s content.  It’s hard to hear a conservative talk show without the subject coming up.  One would think there is the quintessential “existential threat” coming down on all that is conservative.  That’s a good thing, we think.  It is far past time that conservati...

But what CNN and its coconspirators are really doing is trying to DESPERATELY prevent any unity. As long as they can keep the country divided, then they can usher in draconian measure following Klaus Schwab and his World Economic Forum. Even Amazon deliberately tried to ensure they have a very diversified workforce for the greater the diversity the less likely they will unite to form a union. This is the very same psychological strategy this group has been using to undermine Trump and divide ...

When the COVID-19 outbreak swept across the U.S., toilet paper, hand sanitizer and Clorox wipes flew off store shelves. But shopping carts have also been full of something that most Americans get supplied straight to their home: water. Shoppers emptied store shelves of bottled water while stockpiling during the initial months of the pandemic. Even Amazon ran out of most brands of bottled water by mid-March. That month ended with an increase in sales of bottled water by 57 percent compared t...

The most lucrative part of the journey lies in micro caps By Gino Rossi 12 January 2021 Holding high-quality businesses for the long-term is something most investors have an appreciation for, and rightly so. However, we rarely hear about the benefit of finding those companies early on in their growth phase. While few investment strategies have matched buying and holding a high-quality business, it certainly helps discover the s...

Is it riskier to buy Tesla shares, or is it or riskier not to own them?

This week: Googles bottom-up worker revolution is a shot against the reign of corporate stockholders Sundar Pichai AP Photo/Virginia Mayo If this were a normal year, corporate CEOs would be just starting to pack their bags for the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where many execs would eagerly preach the virtues of stakeholder capitalism — the notion that companies have obligations to more constituents than just thei...

This week: Googles bottom-up worker revolution is a shot against the reign of corporate stockholders If this were a normal year, corporate CEOs would be just starting to pack their bags for the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where many execs would eagerly preach the virtues of stakeholder capitalism - the notion that companies have obligations to more constituents than just their investors. Advertisement Googles parent company, the stakeholder capitalism debate has suddenly become...

Winnipeg Free Press Lets all sit back and realize we already have enough Opinion The other day it occurred to me that I had done what I do every Christmas. I’d put off shopping for longer than I realized. It happens every year: December hits and there is a whole blank month ahead of me to plan for the holidays and to get my shopping done. So I usually start the month by browsing through websites, leisurely looking for the best deals on things my kids have asked for, or things I think they ...