DOJ official takes swipe at United Airlines CEO amid backlash over wealth tax proposal
Kirby said the tax would address inequality as critics pointed to his $32.3 million pay package and United’s service complaints.
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United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby doubles down on wealth tax support as a 'matter of fairness'
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby reiterated his support for a wealth tax as a matter of fairness, saying passive wealth growth should be taxed like income tax.
DOJ official takes swipe at United Airlines CEO amid backlash over wealth tax proposal
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby is facing criticism over his support for a national wealth tax and inheritance taxes approaching 100%, with a senior Justice Department official joining the backlash by taking a jab at the airline’s service. Harmeet K. Dhillon, assistant attorney general for the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, weighed in on the […]
United CEO Scott Kirby Says US National Wealth Tax Seems Fair
United Airlines Holdings Inc. Chief Executive Officer Scott Kirby defended his support for a national wealth tax that’s been lampooned by conservative politicians, arguing that the current system unfairly allows the richest Americans to accumulate fortunes without paying taxes on investment gains.
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby: Stress from higher oil prices is increasing
CNBC’s Phil LeBeau and United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby join 'Squawk Box' to discuss the company's quarterly earnings results, impact of higher jet fuel costs, state of travel demand, his thoughts on wealth tax, and more.
United Airlines CEO Doubles Down On Wealth Taxes, Wants Compulsory National Service
Scott Kirby is defending his tax proposals and calling for compulsory national service. But young people already contribute through work, startups, and caregiving—and counting the benefits of assigned service while ignoring what it displaces gets the policy badly wrong.
The CEO of United Airlines, Scott Kirby, has made an unusual proposal to address the growing economic gap in the United States.
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