Dirt Diggers Digest
Philip Matteracorporate misconduct and how to research it
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Reputation Be Damned
Federal bank regulators are normally concerned with getting financial institutions to reduce their risk level, but the Trump Administration has a different idea. The major agencies—the Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,...
Slush Fund Time Bomb
Among the many unorthodox features of the slush fund being created by the Justice Department is the fact that the beneficiaries are limited to the supposed victims of the Biden Administration. Nothing is being said about compensating those...
Who Will Regulate the Prediction Markets?
A controversial new form of financial activity is on the rise, and a federal regulatory agency is aggressively asserting its oversight role. That sounds good, except for the fact that the head of the agency is a strong booster of the activi...
The Fix is In
Conventional economics teaches that wages are determined by labor supply and demand. There is, in fact, a lot more at play—and not all of it is legal.
Growing evidence has emerged of a practice that has come to be called wage fixing. This...
Worms in the Apple
For years, Apple has commanded top prices based on the idea that its devices were of the highest quality. That mystique has persevered despite a series of major lawsuits alleging that the company deceived consumers about the features and pe...
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Phil Mattera is the Director of the Corporate Research Project, an affiliate of Good Jobs First.
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