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Taming Tax Incentives: A Leading Economist Calls for Change

Timothy Bartik, a leading economist and coeditor of Economic Development Quarterly, says corporate tax incentives need to be cut down to size.

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Sacred Fires Lit to Evict Pipeline: We Are All the Answer

Wet’suwet’en chiefs ordered pipeline workers off their sovereign territory, but Coastal GasLink says they’ll be back to complete the work as scheduled.

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Refugee Resettlement Agency Lays Off CEO to Save Core Services

When downsizing by force, what a nonprofit really needs comes through loud and clear, and that may mean the elimination of a layer.

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Hawaii Charter School Finds that Independence Brings Liability

In Hawaii, a public charter school learns that with the ability to operate independently comes liability risks.

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Mayflower 400 Commemorations in UK to Showcase Wampanoag Stories

Plymouth, England is commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower launch. But this time, the story of the Wampanoag will be front and center.

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Nonprofits Can Protect their Data by Planning for the Worst

Security breaches are a growing issue across all industries. Nonprofits must plan to protect donor, employee, client, and volunteer data.

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