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...Brien’s campaign ads last October featured interviews with workers laid off from jobs at companies that were bought out by Romney’s investment firm, Bain Capital...
...opportunities for profit in the private sector in order to serve the common good,” the petition’s author, first-year KSG student Stephen L. Rabin, wrote in an op-ed in The Crimson in May. “Romney spent his business career at Bain Capital putting self above the common good...
After he left Harvard, he became vice president of the Boston consulting firm Bain & Co., and in 1984 Romney founded Bain Capital, the investment company that grew to local prominence under his leadership...
...order to serve the common good. Romney has spent more of his life lambasting people for dedicating their lives to public service—that is, following the path KSG urges its students to take—than actually serving the public. Romney spent his business career at Bain Capital putting self above the common good. His business dealings reflect a clear pattern: lay off workers, cut their benefits, line his own pockets...
James Root, a global strategist with Bain Consulting in New York City, surveyed the 1996-2000 financial results of 7,500 publicly traded companies and shared his findings exclusively with TIME. Root analyzed firms from Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the U.K. and the U.S. that had revenue of more than $500 million. First, he weeded out those that didn't grow total revenue and profit at least 8% annually (slightly above an average combined rate of inflation and economic growth). Then he eliminated firms that didn't report the same 8% growth in foreign revenue and operating profit (which...