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This is Fine(ance Capital)Samir Sonti is a historian and labor educator. He teaches at the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies. Jim Kane is a Philly-based financial analyst who has served in research & policy roles for the labor movement (Views expressed here are his own).
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Welcome to This is Fine(ance) Capital
Welcome to This is Fine(ance) Capital! What follows is the outgrowth of many conversations between the two of us – a union researcher and a labor historian – that have centered on one question: what’s been happening on Wall Street in recent...
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Samir Sonti is a historian and labor educator. He teaches at the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies. Jim Kane is a Philly-based financial analyst who has served in research & policy roles for the labor movement (Views expressed here are his own).
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