A nonprofit makes a masterful call to action using their non-cash capital, the Nobel Prize might get awarded for cluelessness this year, University of Phoenix must repay students says FTC, and more!
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Will Employee Ownership Decrease Wealth Inequality?

Not all employee ownership is the same. To reduce wealth and income inequality, company culture must change, which Keeling believes is only likely to happen when workers own a substantial share of the company.

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In Their Own Words—Why NPQ Readers Give

Some NPQ readers tell us what they really think of us. Now, we need you to chime in!

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A CEO’s Stakeholder Plea Calls on the Non-cash Capital of Nonprofits

More nonprofits need to recognize the potential of engaging their stakeholders and what is required to mobilizing them. This is one model worth watching.

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A Chaotic Saga: Nobel Prize in Literature Plagued by Continuing Controversy

Austrian novelist Peter Handke’s Nobel in Literature drew boycotts, a protest, and a petition because he’s seen as an apologist for the Muslim genocide during the 1990s Balkan wars.

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Univ. of Phoenix Must Pay $191M for Deceptive Advertising—Mostly to Students

Some markets are too important to leave to profitmaking entities. Higher education, where many have been left with no jobs and heavy debt as a result of fraudulent marketing, may be one of them.

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Denmark Comes Clean on Pigs. Will the US Follow?

Can you raise pigs without the widespread use of antibiotics that fuel drug-resistant germs? Denmark, which raises 32 million pigs a year, suggests you can.

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A $10 Million Grant from Ford Foundation to One Museum—But Why?

Why did the Ford Foundation’s equity grants initiative give such a very big grant to one Michigan museum?

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