Yup no question that as government grows with more regulations and more taxes, the businesses that have and can afford more lawyers and accountants and overhead people that can deal with regulation and taxes are much better equipped to handle it, ie: corporations.
Smaller and medium sized businesses (which employ many more people by the way), don't do so well.
If you don't believe me, why not trust this nugget taken out of your own link:
"Nonetheless, noncorporate business has not thrived under Obama: Profits from those mostly smaller businesses are basically flat for the past 18 months, far worse than the gain under Bush and most other presidents just after recessions."
As government has grown and business life becomes ever more complex, corporations have prospered, pretty sweet deal for the Liberals on the left because they get to harness the backlash against that and propose the solution of...more government.
But we'll see, even the corps are going to be taken their hits soon once Obama and the Liberal Democrats start following through with their tax increases. Oh and one last thing, a lot of that profit is financed by nothing but pure debt and artificial propping up of consumer spending again with debt. Hardly sustainable and you know it.
