Sleazy Corporate Holiday
You were right, Dad; they’re all in it together.
You were right, Dad; they’re all in it together.
There’s too much blood on its phones, laptops, and tablets.
The corporations that own the nation’s nuclear reactors are stuffing about four times more spent fuel into storage pools than the pools were designed to accommodate. Here’s what we can do to fix this dangerous problem.
If AT&T is allowed to acquire T-Mobile, just two wireless giants will control nearly 80 percent of the nation’s cellphone market.
Boards without any women make bad corporate stewards.
The deceivingly named Win America campaign would actually push the nation further into debt.
Schools, housing, hospitals, roads aren’t a match for loopholes for the rich.
Global corporations are gaming our tax system and paying nothing, zero, zip toward government services they enjoy.
Energy moguls think that environmentalists would be happy to see our nation freeze in the dark.
Western countries have condemned Internet restrictions in the Arab world. But Western corporations have provided the tools of repression.
Between 2006 and 2010, GE earned $26.3 billion in profits and paid no U.S. taxes, yet received $4.2 billion in tax refunds.
Most of us pay more in taxes than many U.S. corporations, and corporate tax avoidance has increased dramatically in the last 50 years.
Instead of “blackshirts,” we’ve got stuffed suits.
The middle-class became extinct after that merger between corporate America and Communist China.
We’re chumps unless we force Congress to stop tax haven abuse.