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Black Market

*first published on writerscafe “I am pleased to announce that we have slain the dragon.” All the enthusiastic MercurEx employees gathered around the trading oval and cheered. James Tucker had hoped for this type of reaction. He needed them to know how much he valued their support. He wanted them to trust him again. He wanted to trust … Continue reading Black Market

Spiders in the Office

Having a corporate headquarters is not a requirement of the meganational’s existence, and the rule of law governing corporate activities ceases to be applicable once they declare their independence. The headquarters could be moved to an island, or to a ship, or even into a satellite in space for that matter. Even the location of corporate executives … Continue reading Spiders in the Office

Corporaterrorism

“The counterterrorism measures of the past were set up in a vain attempt to thwart a phantom or at best, a scattered enemy. The proverbial terrorist threat that was supposed to threaten our way of life dissipated as the global economic downturn let loose a different breed of bedlam and carnage. Political terrorism never works; … Continue reading Corporaterrorism