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Congress Should Support Free Trade with Central America and the Dominican Republic - Vimarsana News

Congress Should Support Free Trade with Central America and the Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic-Central American Free Trade Agreement wouldexpand markets for Central America, the Dominican Republic, and theUnited States; help to integrate these countries into the globaleconomy; encourage needed economic reforms; bolster positivepolitical trends; and signal the entire hemisphere that Washingtonis serious about market integration and helping its neighbors todevelop.

IBM Gets It Right: Cancel Culture & Corporate Responsibility - Vimarsana News

IBM Gets It Right: Cancel Culture & Corporate Responsibility

Christopher A. Padilla, IBM’s vice president of government and regulatory affairs, is among those recognizing the threat that the “cancel culture” slur poses to the corporate voice on matters of moral, social and civic concern.  In an IBM blog post last week, Padilla did not call out the Republican party by name, but he clearly intended his message as an argument for corporations to flex their public muscle far beyond the cancellation of donations to Republicans. “Many of our peers in corporate America have started by suspending their financial contributions to elected officia...

IBM Gets It Right on Cancel Culture and Corporate Responsibility - Vimarsana News

IBM Gets It Right on Cancel Culture and Corporate Responsibility

IBM Gets It Right on Cancel Culture and Corporate Responsibility Jan 18, 2021 On the heels of the failed insurrection of Jan. 6, several prominent Republicans have raged that the real danger to American democracy is “cancel culture.” That view is quite understandable. After all, several top U.S. corporations have already canceled their financial support for scores of Republicans in Congress who abetted the insurrection, and the fallout has only just begun. Despite Republicans' complaints, it appears the business community is determined to exercise its right to boycott whomever it pleases...