Tesla's Tax Avoidance

Tesla, the most valuable automaker in the world valued at over $1 trillion, did not pay any federal income tax last year, utilizing various tax breaks and credits to minimize tax obligations.

Corporate Backlash Against DEI Programs

Target is the latest company to scale back on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, following other big-name companies like Meta, Walmart, Amazon, and Tractor Supply Co. Corporate DEI policies have been unpopular with the American public, leading to backlash, boycotts, and financial losses for companies. The shift away from DEI initiatives is seen as a positive move by businesses to focus on their bottom line and deliver quality products to customers.

Corporate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Programs

A Rasmussen Reports poll found that 48% of Americans believe corporate DEI programs discriminate against white men. Some Americans think these programs are used to discriminate, while others believe they make companies better. Politics plays a role in perceptions, with Republicans more likely to believe DEI makes companies worse. Tractor Supply recently backed away from its DEI policies after consumer backlash.

Corporate Virtue Signaling During Pride Month

Comedian Jon Stewart criticizes corporate virtue signaling during Pride Month as a cynical marketing ploy, highlighting examples like Burger King's Pride-themed promotion. He compares corporations to profit-seeking psychopaths in a segment on The Daily Show.