With thanks to @DLeonhardt for this piece in the @nytimes.America truly is the hero of my personal story. Corporate America must act to make sure that future success stories are possible.

Only corporate America can reverse the hollowing out of the middle class that now threatens our political and social stability. In my latest column for Forbes, I explain why I believe multi-stakeholder capitalism is our best hope for a better future.

I remain optimistic about the future of America, a thought I shared with @DavidWestin on Bloomberg's Wall Street Week. With many thanks for the interview.

PG&E is emerging from its recent troubles under the leadership of Patti Poppe. In my latest column for @Forbes, I discuss how she unwittingly became a standard bearer for stakeholder capitalist leaders.

Too many people misunderstand the basic principles of stakeholder #capitalism, suggesting it focuses on society issues like climate change and DEI efforts at the expense of profits. In my latest column for @Forbes, I debunk those myths.

@JustCapital found that Americans want a fair and living #wage, job creation, and companies that prioritize accountability to all stakeholders. In a year marked by strikes and worker disputes, this annual poll can help us create a path forward.

Sad news in recent poll from @AP -- Americans say household expenses exceed earnings in 2023. Another slap at America's #Middleclass.

A new study from @Deloitte shows that 84% of leaders plan to focus employee #wellness , but reports that 6 disconnects are standing in the way. This is where corporate America must focus -- on the #workers that have made our country strong.

The compensation #crisis in America is rife -- with #workers pushing for fair compensation. Meantime, the Fed remains concerned about wages outpacing inflation. I take a deep dive into how we got here in my latest column for @forbes

Wise words from @FrancesFrei in a piece for @HarvardBiz . "If your operations depend on people continuously going above and beyond, then be prepared to work much harder to find these magical creatures and reward them with outsize compensation."

I have spent the past 20 years fighting #incomeinequality and pushing for a better form of #capitalism. So happy to see a robust offering of forthcoming books on the subject which the @nytimes says economists have "all but ignored." Let's not ignore.

.@PaulTudorJones1, director of @JustCapital, issued a wake up on call on @SquawkCNBC recently, warning that Americas may be headed for the biggest fiscal crisis since WWII. I wholeheartedly agree. We need a better version of #capitalism.

An "excellent, accessible overview of socioeconomic trends over the last decades and what they bode for the future" says @KirkusReviews of @DLeonhardt's new book, Ours Was The Shining Future. A must read for anyone concerned about our country's future.

An illuminating chart and analysis from @nytimes on income inequality and education. Don't miss it.

A piece in the @nytimes suggests that companies may be underestimating the leverage of #workers, as labor disputes continue to make daily headlines. Workers should be paid for the value they create and they are clearly tired of waiting.

American public #education is nothing short of disastrous, except in rich neighborhoods where real estate taxes are higher. A piece in the @nytimes on how the U.S. Department of Defense ran schools during the #pandemic may be part of the solution.

A recent @WSJ recent study suggests that America's faith in values is dwindling. I take a closer look at the figures in my recent column for @forbes

A depressing statistic in a new report from @uscensusbureau @RutgersU and @Princeton. 25% of Black babies and toddlers in rental homes are likely to face eviction and all American children are at risk. The @nytimes reports.

Companies must optimize their relationship with each #stakeholder. That means finding the right balance between the interest of the stakeholder and that of the company. Good judgement must come into play. @WSJ explores the issue in a special section.

The #GovernmentShutdown has been averted, but trouble is still afoot, particularly for America's middle class. @YahooFinance points to the possibility of missed #paychecks and more #layoffs.

"The median American household needed 44% of its income to cover annual payments on a median-priced home as of July," says the Atlanta Fed. @WSJ has a series of charts eye-opening chart that lay bare the reality of higher interest rates.