AFR's Natalia Renta shares a quick rundown of what's at stake at Tesla's annual shareholder meeting today. Many are saying today will be the most significant day in the company's history so far, but how shareholders vote will have impacts far beyond just Tesla. 📖 ➡️ inequality.org/article/musk...

What does the crypto industry really want? Don't miss this episode of the Computer Says Maybe podcast as AFR's Mark Hays joins host Alix Dunn to discuss who benefits and who loses from the dark side of crypto’s supposed promise of innovation & financial freedom.🎙️🎧▶︎https://buff.ly/gPKs8vP

These bills aren’t about protecting “shareholder value.” They’re an anti-ESG driven crusade designed to insulate CEOs and other corporate insiders from accountability-- at the expense of savers, investors & the rest of us.

Frontline workers are critical for companies’ value creation, yet big corporations keep their wages low while lavishing wealthy executives with outrageous pay packages. Enough.

Wealthy executives are getting paid more and more and receiving more and more in benefits, and it’s coming out of OUR pockets. It’s time we know where our money is going and hold executives accountable for receiving excessive perks.

Wealthy CEOs should not be able to hide their use of private jets from investors footing the bill—but they’re asking the SEC to change disclosure rules so they can do just that. The SEC should remember its mission is to protect investors, not wealthy CEOs.

Every dollar matters a lot more to investors saving for retirement than it does to ExxonMobil executives. We need robust disclosure of perks boards lavish executives with to hold wealthy CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg accountable for excessive pay.

John Lewis didn’t wait for permission to demand change as an activist, or congressman — and neither will we.
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#GoodTroubleLivesOn

Our fight is the not the struggle if a day, a week, or a month, but the struggle of a lifetime. On July 17, communities are coming together for #GoodTroubleLivesOn—a nationwide day of peaceful, nonviolent action.

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Under CFPB Director Chopra, the agency’s work saved consumers $1 billion each year from overdraft charges alone. 79% of voters approve of the CFPB's mission & work. It is because of the efficacy of Chopra's work at the CFPB that the billionaires are now gunning for its demise.