Last week, Delaware seized national headlines after a state judge ruled that companies in Fenwick Island may continue to vote in elections, as if they were human beings. Literally, each company receives a ballot, which then fills in a "representative"—since concrete structures have no opposable thumbs...More than two thirds of Fortune 500 companies are based in this tiny state, and the rest of us have had to live with the consequences.tags: Unit…
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Last week, Delaware seized national headlines after a state judge ruled that companies in Fenwick Island may continue to vote in elections, as if they were human beings. Literally, each company receives a ballot, which then fills in a "representative"—since concrete structures have no opposable thumbs...More than two thirds of Fortune 500 companies are based in this tiny state, and the rest of us have had to live with the consequences.tags: Unit…