#Firms

Koshiek Karan

iamkoshiek

Dark side of credit ratings agencies [Thread]:1. How do agencies make money?Simple - companies and government pay them in exchange for a credit rating.If you're paying for an 'independent' report,

Andrew Leigh

ALeighMP

Big corporate reporting day today. It'll need a tweetstorm to do it justice. Auto parts maker @ARB4x4 doubled their profits to $54m in the second half of 2020, after getting

➖Ben Capper➖

BenJCapper

My return to office observations:1. Large multinationals are v cautious. Encouraging #WFH, esp. big tech firms.2. #SME policies vary. Generally under financial pressure to get back to norm & driven

Melanie D.

melulater

NZ teens record record low scores maths and science.I'm going to lay the blame for this at the feet of Anne Tolley & Hekia Parata:* the dropping of Numeracy advisors

TechFreedom

TechFreedom

All 4 big tech CEOs are testifying about #antitrust todayYou’ll hear Rs complain about bias and Ds complain about social justice etc. But vague notions of “fairness” aren’t what competition

Martyn McLaughlin

MartynMcL

EXCL: Donald Trump's Turnberry hotel was paid nearly £25,000 by the Secret Service for business trips by Eric Trump & his wife, incl a private golf excursion with 30 'international

UNITE HERE

unitehere

THREAD: Congress approved the PPP loan program to save jobs during the pandemic. But after pressure — particularly from hotel & restaurant lobbyists — the program was altered in key ways, so

Scooper Man

ScooperMan01

The first place any person should look for fraud are in the financial filings of the companies involved. They contain key filing information along with reports (of varying degrees) from

Josh Stearns

jcstearns

This is profoundly bad news.https://twitter.com/srabil/status/1084617437247668229 This seems like a good time for a thread on the impact of private equity companies on local news. /1 Saving the Free Press From

Dr. Sarah T. Roberts

ubiquity75

I’m just a simple unfrozen caveman academic/non-lawyer, but I get confused by demands for “transparency” (on nebulous 1st Amendment grounds) that never take the analysis to its logical extent: demanding

Luigi Scazzieri

LScazzieri

Some thoughts on the US's decision to sanction for its purchase and activation of Russia's S400 air defense system:https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/us-sanctions-turkey-purchasing-russian-missile-system/story?id=74672022 The decision

SK Sandeen

SharonSandeen

Imagine a world without a Bar Exam. Law school graduates who already have 19+ years of formal education would be free to move around the country for jobs. They could

Hassan Akbar

hass_akbr

For those that keep criticising Pakistan for terror groups like JuA TTP. Hope your eyes opened up today. Billions are being spent by #IndianStateTerrorism to activate these very forces of

Adam David Long

adamdavidlong

Any discussion of how "the business model of the legal profession" is changing, whether due to covid or otherwise, needs to start with a basic, but often ignored point. The

Matt Clancy

mattsclancy

Remote collaboration in innovation is on the rise. The average distance between all the inventors listed on a patent has tripled between 1975 and 2015. #ThursdayThreads Of course, the number

Matthew Herder

cmrherder

This is an accessible primer on the steps involved in, + challenges that need to be overcome in manufacturing mRNA vaccines by @Dereklowe https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2021/02/02/myths-of-vaccine-manufacturing HT @SarahKarl

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