A roundup of some of the stories we're reading at Moyers & Company HQ...

Executive pay is out of control, but it pales next to what hedge fund managers claw out of the economy.

Bill reflects on the forces that are causing inequality to skyrocket, why it matters and where we're headed in the future.

Economist Paul Krugman explains how the United States is becoming an oligarchy - the very system our founders revolted against.

Economist Dean Baker writes that Piketty's book is a bold attempt to pick up where Marx left off and correct what he got wrong.

Thanks to a loophole that subsidizes CEO pay, huge food chains trimmed millions from their tax bills in 2011 and 2012. Guess who foots the bill?

Young activists in Switzerland have plutocrats hyperventilating — and spending a fortune to beat back a ballot initiative that would establish a legal limit on the pay gap between top execs and their workers.

A long-delayed Dodd-Frank provision that would expose CEOs who make hundreds (or thousands) of times more than their employees may be coming soon.

As CEO pay and corporate profits grow, workers' pays stagnate. Who cares... and who should?

Review the highest CEO-to-worker pay disparities last year, including one CEO making about 1,795 times what his average worker earned.