Der Kommentar auf die Frage "Stand's drin?"

von Christian Dürr (AFDP).

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Radiohead's masterpiece that guides me through the decades. Or centuries. While I got my hands on "OK Computer" some time in 1998 in Brighton, it was this piece that had its most lasting impression on me. During that time, me and my partner and later wife had a flat in Frankfurt while she already lived in Brighton. I usually flew in on Thursday evening and out on Sunday evening. Ridiculous, but feeling very important, it was this very song or record that kind of leveled me at the time. It worked like an antidote against the yuppie-life I had been living for years.

Vom 11. April 2020, kleines Zeitdokument, vielleicht.

Liebe Freund*innen,

Reminiscent the good old time of CSR-postings on this blog, here's a must-add: Ed Freeman on "the world has changed" and so has business. Interjecting the blogger before this: yep, the net has changed, too.

The rather optimistic title of this forum (... after the Turmoil) says it all: Host Ackermann sees "the dust settling". What is the response to crisis, how can this lead to an "optimal system"?

The basis of this discussion is that Mervin King suggested the IMF should become a non-resident board, IMF might be in charge of lending decisions, but the management should be much more independent. Thomas Mirow, President of ERDB, recommends to be cautious. "All that is decided, has daily impact on the people." To think "the people will just be doing fine" would be naive (err...

As the smoke seems to have cleared by now, I thought it would be good to sum up the major developments about the Ruggie-Report on Business and Human Rights.

A couple of weeks ago, the pension fund of the MEP (Members of European Parliament) divested from Petrochina, China's state-run oil firm and Sudan's largest oil partner.

IBM and National Geographic invites you to send in a part of your cheek and to see if you're originally (and genetically) from Africa (I'm a spoiler: Yes, you are).