These are all monuments to the rise of a new kind of hybrid corporation, backed by the state but behaving like a private-sector multinational. State-directed capitalism is not a new idea: witness ...

There’s a new wave of businesses breaking into the zeitgeist -- a profound breakthrough aligning and combining the power of capitalism with the global human consciousness movement. The next ...

I went to college in the late '80s and early '90s, a period during which free-market capitalism triumphed, economic integration exploded and corporations got consecrated as the most effective ...

WHATEVER influence religion may exert in the private life of individuals, even the most superficial observation must convince the student that its tenets do not seriously affect economic society.

It predicts that Asia's sovereign assets, which at the end of 2007 stood at $4.6 trillion, will rise to at least $7.7 trillion by 2013 on conservative growth assumptions, and to as much as $12.2 ...

Three books examine the rise of the American surveillance state, its infiltration of higher education, and why we need a new ...

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Real capitalism is, by definition, a meritocracy in which money flows to those providing the highest returns. No modifiers needed. Collectivism always fails for lack of meritocracy.