Lynette Dufton·Oct 5Buy BackWhat would you do if you were a corporation with $150 billion burning a hole in your pocket?
The Opinion Board·Aug 29The Great Stock Buyback Scam Hiding in Plain SightHow corporate America legally engineered the largest wealth transfer in modern history — and nobody is talking about it loudly enough.A response icon10A response icon10
Morristown Minute·Apr 4Why The Economy Feels Broken: It’s Over-FinancializedHow over-financialization quietly turned homes, jobs, and even hospitals into “assets,” and why it’s hollowing out the real economy
Jesús·Feb 21The risks behind increasing treasury stockShare buybacks are often celebrated by the market. They boost earnings per share, signal confidence, and return capital to shareholders…
Cory Doctorow·Feb 2Stock swindlesA buyback is not just a dividend by another name.A response icon12A response icon12
InAge of AwarenessbyDr. Lauren Tucker·Nov 25, 2025Corporate Buybacks Do More Damage Than Anything Mamdani Ever ProposedStock buybacks drain the U.S. economy, inflate CEO wealth, and widen inequality, and are worse than anything Zohran Mamdani proposed.A response icon3A response icon3
Cory Doctorow·Sep 6, 2025Stock buybacks are stock swindlesRaising the value of a stock without raising the value of the company.A response icon21A response icon21
adans ko (Kokakola)·Sep 2, 2025When Gravity Doesn’t Care About BuybacksIn physics, truth is stubborn. Drop an apple, and gravity pulls it down — no exceptions, no board meetings required. In mathematics, 2 + 2…
Charles Hugh Smith·Aug 13, 2025Two Charts of Extremely Perverse IncentivesWarren Buffett’s partner Charlie Munger had a maxim: Show me the incentives, and I’ll show you the outcome. With that in mind, let’s look…A response icon1A response icon1
Jerry Grzegorzek (SuperBusinessManager.com)·Apr 16, 2025Stock Buybacks. Why Companies Buy Back Stock?A response icon1A response icon1
