the greatest city on earth and the spiritual capital of freedom, liberty and capitalism in the land of the free just elected a socialist and you're bullish?it is overNYC is the new TorontoChina has wonthe only way to fight backis to short BNB ...

Oh, the irony of so many wealthy elites who benefitted from the capitalist system suddenly promoting socialist ideas as the solution for everyone else.Pulling the ladder up behind you has never created a better outcome for others. ...

AmazingGeiger Capital (@Geiger_Capital):“Taxation isn’t theft. Capitalism is.”Zohran Mamdani majored in ‘African Studies’ https://t.co/Xz4pAfpZBY ...

NYC → MiamiLondon → DubaiTokyo → SingaporeThe new capitals of capital.Mayor Francis Suarez (@FrancisSuarez):As we start a very consequential week for Miami, this video highlights the difference between Cuba and Miami between communism and capitalism. Very powerful. It’s in Spanish. Democracy requires participation to thrive. Please vote this week. Study the candidates carefully and ...

Wall Street is riding this era of American state capitalism — tracking it, packaging it and offering it back to investors through a new ETF from Roundhill. https://t.co/VMfzjwU7dZ ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@xenocosmography Since about 1990, the West has been socialists LARPing as capitalists, and China has been capitalists LARPing as socialists. ...

Watch: As the American economy has grown over the last 250 years, so has the labor movement. Here’s how unions have shaped capitalism in the U.S. https://t.co/PKxHZSsyDO ...

It's hard to imagine American capitalism today without the union movement. >> The strike is beginning to hurt not only the company but its employees. >> We stay here till we win.>> It's what people say about the stock market, right. Bulls win, bears win, pigs never do. And that's true in collective bargaining as well.>> People are following our campaign. >> We just had sort of a divided workplace. >> No contract.The future of business is always uncertain. It's unclear what role organized labor can and will ...

Core Viewpoint - Billionaires are a byproduct of the stock market, and attempts to eliminate them could lead to economic disaster for ordinary Americans, according to billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban [1][3]. Group 1: Wealth and Economic Impact - Cuban argues that taxing or capping the wealth of the ultra-rich would force the top 10% to sell their stock holdings, potentially wiping out the savings of more than half the country [3]. - He emphasizes that the concentration of capital is essential for the market's structural foundation, and liquidating these assets would collapse the value of everyone else's savings, not just those of the wealthy [3]. Group 2: Fairness in Capitalism - Cuban advocates for increasing opportunities rather than capping wealth, suggesting that all employees should have a direct stake in their company's success, similar to CEOs [4]. - He proposes that every employee should hold the same percentage of their earnings in company stock as the CEO [4]. Group 3: Taxation Views - While opposing taxes based on unrealized stock valuations, Cuban supports a "windfall tax" on individuals who realize $1 billion or more in taxable cash income in a single year [5]. - He questions the fairness and feasibility of taxing unrealized stock wealth, highlighting the volatility of the stock market and the potential for tax refunds if the market corrects or crashes [6].

AI & Labor Market - The conversation discusses how AI is reshaping capitalism [1] - The discussion topic is "The End of Human Labor?" [1]