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In other words, this isn’t just arbitrary good will (although there may be good will). This is response to public sentiment (or preventitive measure against future public sentiment) and therefore an effort to protect the company and its shareholders (as well as, sure, the public) — PolitiTweet.org

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Business Roundtable decision to replace “shareholder value” as guiding principle for companies is ultimately about… https://t.co/QpO7VwnmhH

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Business Roundtable decision to replace “shareholder value” as guiding principle for companies is ultimately about enhancing public perception of said companies, thus long-term effect is increasing shareholder value. Headlines like "Move Over, Shareholders” aren’t quite right... — PolitiTweet.org

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The Business Roundtable previously focused on maximizing shareholder value. Now the CEOs ask companies to remember… https://t.co/hKyaOpp1Ss

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FTC chief Neil Sedaka... — PolitiTweet.org

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FTC chief says breaking up Facebook would be hard to do https://t.co/CQ2dcgexfn

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