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It seems like most of the private companies who act in the public's interest are newer ones that are either run by a founder, or still influenced by the origina
by jammygit 8y ago
It seems like most of the private companies who act in the public's interest are newer ones that are either run by a founder, or still influenced by the original founders ideas from not long ago. Does anybody know of any good counter-examples off hand? A lot of older/larger corporation have pretty bad reputations
(I guess I mean as core business practices, not just "we had a good quarter and can hire some extra interns to give them a start in their careers / donate to that art exhibit")
- prolikewh0a 8y ago>It seems like most of the private companies who act in the public's interest are newer ones that are either run by a founder, or still influenced by the original founders ideas from not long ago. Have any examples of private companies who act in the public's interest? I can't think of any.