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former9thward

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31. He and his son are the two biggest shareholders of Nike.
Fri Sep 7, 2018, 06:32 PM
Sep 2018

They each have about 10 times the shares of the #3 who is the chairman. To say they have no power is not realistic.

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The CEOcracy loves playing both ends to the middle sandensea Sep 2018 #1
I'm reminded of an old Bill Hicks bit: Initech Sep 2018 #4
Bill Hicks Power 2 the People Sep 2018 #5
Nice! sandensea Sep 2018 #12
Reason #547 why you'll never find a stitch of overpriced Nike bullshit on this body. ZZenith Sep 2018 #2
If true, Phil Knight gives a million dollars to a racist un-American Republican rockfordfile Sep 2018 #3
Corporations go for those who give them money. Rich pricks go for those who keep them rich. RockRaven Sep 2018 #6
This message was self-deleted by its author KY_EnviroGuy Sep 2018 #7
+1 dalton99a Sep 2018 #9
Except Knight has nothing to do with the current Nike or with their current anti-racism stance. Fred Sanders Sep 2018 #29
Deplorables will now want to unburn all their Nike stuff. KY_EnviroGuy Sep 2018 #8
Their shoes were always shoddy... Spartacus101 Sep 2018 #10
If a corporation is a person, why can it donate more than a person can? LakeSuperiorView Sep 2018 #11
'Cause as Romney said "Corporations are rich people, my friend" FailureToCommunicate Sep 2018 #13
This is a state election, not federal, and Oregon places no limits on individual or corporate onenote Sep 2018 #14
Thank you for clarifying this. nt Native Sep 2018 #16
He's no longer CEO Lulu KC Sep 2018 #15
Capitalism is clearly about greed. No confusion there. democratisphere Sep 2018 #26
He and his son are the two biggest shareholders of Nike. former9thward Sep 2018 #31
I have been repeatedly bashed on DU for suggesting that the company that operates sweatshops Trust Buster Sep 2018 #17
And you're also pissed because you don't agree with kneeling during the anthem. Solomon Sep 2018 #18
Wrong, I don't agree with athletes signing multi million dollar contracts just to turn around and Trust Buster Sep 2018 #19
"Hurting Their Employers Revenue Stream" ProfessorGAC Sep 2018 #20
It's not the individual player you should be blaming Farmer-Rick Sep 2018 #21
This thread is about NIKE but I will respond. Trust Buster Sep 2018 #23
What right in either case do you have to limit any employees' freedom of speech? Farmer-Rick Sep 2018 #24
The main element of the owners' revenue stream consists of TV rights onenote Sep 2018 #25
"Hurting Their Employers Revenue Stream" obamanut2012 Sep 2018 #28
This is how capitalism destroys democracy. Farmer-Rick Sep 2018 #22
That is the one statement in this entire thread that makes complete sense. efhmc Sep 2018 #27
Milkshake duck! sweetloukillbot Sep 2018 #30
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