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Google Alphabet Workers Union is a response to stockholder primacy - Vimarsana News

Google Alphabet Workers Union is a response to stockholder primacy

This week: Google's 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 their investors. Davos is a virtual affair this year because of COVID-19, but for Alphabet CEO Sundar P...

Google's worker revolution is a shot that could end the reign of corporate stockholders - Vimarsana News

Google's worker revolution is a shot that could end the reign of corporate stockholders

This week: Google's 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 Google's parent company, the stakeholder capitalism debate has suddenly become more real than any speech they would have heard in Switzerland. The new Alphabet Workers Union, l...

Toying with Christmas shopping season - Vimarsana News

Toying with Christmas shopping season

Winnipeg Free Press Let's 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 might like. And then, like someone who has not been burned by this tactic every single year, I w...