"Big business" for many has largely immoral associations: corrupt, profit-driven at the expense of human wellbeing or the environment, threatening to mom-and-pop shops everywhere.

But this wasn't always the case—big businesses used to be viewed positively by the public.

Is our current immoral perception of big businesses truly accurate? Are small-businesses really the shining examples or morality and business we take them to be? 

This article from The Atlantic tackles the question, "How did large firms go from being a symbol of American strength to being the object of almost universal scorn?"

Read more here: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/04/learning-to-love-big-business/554096/