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Takeshi Ōfuchi, designer of vintage-inspired brand Post O’Alls and former buyer,

In many respects, he quite accurately reflected the views of his countrymen. He was a true believer in the virtues of unfettered capitalism; he winced at the thought of federal regulation and controls and shuddered at the prospect of socialism or, as he put it, “the menacing figure of public ownership.” Like Andrew Carnegie, he believed that

The story commonly told about why Mirabella lost her job to Anna that summer of 1988 is that Newhouse and Liberman were worried about the threat posed by the American edition of Elle magazine. By 1988, Elle had surpassed Vogue’s old rival, Harper’s Bazaar, in both circulation and ad revenue: Harper’s Bazaar had a 1987 circulation of 700,000, while

The neoliberal reforms we have witnessed over the past decades are no doubt pernicious. The downfall of the welfare state, however, is due not only to neoliberal ideology but also to the general reliance on the generation of capital wealth, which makes the welfare state hostage to economic crises.

“A wider movement of farmers wants to get on board with regenerative agriculture,” says Amol Deshpande of the Farmers Business Network. “It’s both more profitable and it helps preserve their land—and ninety percent of their wealth is in their land.” In shifting more land from pasturing to high-demand crops, he adds, farmers can further increase

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