This is Part 3 in a series. Part 1 looked at corporate structure and Part 2 looked at problems with sports teams. Part 3 is about how all this affects investors, especially those who are trying to be socially responsible. Now, social investing is a really broad topic. It is investing in a way that reflects… [Read More]
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Corporations, government, Hobby Lobby, and socially responsible investing, part 2
Part 1 of this series looked at Burwell v. Hobby Lobby and the issue of corporate personhood. This is Part 2, looking at the poor sports of the corporate world: professional sports teams and leagues. So far this year, we’ve seen an Olympic ghost town created at Sochi, Russia; the NBA order Donald Sterling to… [Read More]
Corporations, government, Hobby Lobby, and socially responsible investing, part 1
There are about 50 million corporate governance issues in the news right now. It’s too much for one blog post! So there will be three. First, the Hobby Lobby decision and corporate structure. Second, the quasi-public nature of professional sports. And third, what investors should consider about socially responsible investing. First: Hobby Lobby and corporate… [Read More]
Blogathon 2014 is over!
And good thing, too, as I am out of ideas. But, I managed to post every day, despite a vacation, a hard-drive crash, and three big project deadlines. Whew! And now, back to your irregularly scheduled series of posts.
