annecavicchi ,
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They could all give their employees raises and/or benefits but are more concerned with union busting and shareholder returns.
Corporate welfare.

2023 profits by company: Heinz Kraft: $8.973 billion Exxon Mobil: $9.1 billion JP Morgan: $49 billion Delta Airlines: $4.6 billion Amazon: $9.9 billion Apple Inc: $97 billion Tesla: $13.6 billion Verizon: $78.6 billion Albertsons: $21.75 billion Walmart: $155 billion Target: $25.2 billion Nike: $22.65 billion Blue Cross & Shield: $7.5 billion Kaiser: $3.29 billion What does this have to do with anything? Starbucks made $24.56 billion in profits for 2023. Which means it could give each of its 400,000 employees an $11,000 raise and would still have $20 billion in profit. But instead workers rely on tips. Corporate profits are driving inflation. #TaxTheRich
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    BoomlandJenkins ,
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    @annecavicchi Is there a source? The image seems to crop of where this came from and I want to reference it somewhere else

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