A corporation is a business enterprise that is owned by stockholders, most of whom are not involved in running the daily affairs of the business. Corporations, rather than individual ownership of businesses, is now the dominate form of business in the U.S. Economy. As a result, power and influence are...

Introduction Ever since the “Great Recession” of 2008, the U.S. economy has struggled to correct itself and get back on the track of its previous growth success. Initially, the problem revolved around lending and borrowing. Since financial institutions had been so lax in their previous lending activities, they were hit...

The September was a difficult month for the biotechnology sector as Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton urged the regulators to more closely monitor drug prices. Clinton’s tweet prompted huge sell-off of biotech-related stocks. The market’s reaction was exaggerated as the investors barely had any understanding of Clinton’s future plans. The...

Abstract The economy is often discussed in terms of the global market, but this leaves the United States economy in a desperate state. The justifications for outsourcing are linked to the global economy and the increased profits of the wealthiest class in the nation. This paper serves to show that,...

Describe the development of industry, business and labour after the civil war Development of Industry The development of industry in the USA rose significantly after the civil war. There were several factors that led to industrialization such as the establishment of heavy industry, commercial farming, railroads and mining. In 1869,...