Economy & Labor

Jeannette Wicks-Lim: There's a growing trend among the world's major corporations to voluntarily increase their workers' wages.

Tim "Sole" Holland's new album "Death Drive" weaves through self-reflection, philosophy and existentialism with an anarchist perspective.

Updates on vaccine price gouging; Canadian corporate misdeeds; Massachusetts nurses fighting inequality; Denmark's greater equality; and Argentina as a hedge fund hostage.

In which the remarkable lack of criminal prosecutions coming from the Justice Department in the aftermath of the financial crisis is explained, also the heightened danger to finance insider …

The Supreme Court virtually eliminated the President's power to make recess appointments, and more.

Rebecca Henschke reports on garment workers killed by riot police when striking for pay rise.

Robert Pollin: Five years after the Great Recession, austerity as the dominant policy agenda is keeping the recovery weak.

Bob Moses describes how in 1874 the white racist Democratic Party violently overthrew the Governor of Mississippi (who had been elected by a mostly black Republican Party), and how …

Updates on health economics; Mississippi political lessons; and what's wrong with a Harvard economist.

Activists in Detroit have appealed to the United Nations over the cityu2019s move to shut off the water of thousands of residents.