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Afghanistan, Inc.: A CorpWatch Investigative Report (2006) Fariba Nawa April 30th, 2010 The recent boom in humanitarian aid has an underbelly largely invisible to charity sector outsiders. “Easy money: the great aid scam," packs a biting critique (Linda Polman, The Sunday Times Online, April 25). In 2006, CorpWatch’s "Afghanistan, IncWhen Corporations Rule the World
When Corporations Rule the World : YES! Magazine, Supporting you in building a just and sustainable world
This is a list of corporate collapses and scandals . A collapse involves a major insolvency or bankruptcy of a failure. A scandal involving allegations of unethical behavior by people acting within or on behalf of a corporation. A corporate scandal sometimes involves accounting fraud of some sort. A wave of such scandals swept many United States companies in 2002 (see list at accounting scandals ). [ edit ] List of major corporate collapses
List of corporate scandals
La crise économique n’a pas atteint tout le monde de la même manière. Certains ont perdu leur emploi, ou leur logement, tandis que d’autres se sont enrichis…
1% de la population mondiale détient 39% de la richesse mondiale
Une étude d’économistes et de statisticiens, publiée en Suisse cet été, met en lumière les interconnexions entre les multinationales mondiales.
737 maîtres du monde contrôlent 80 % de la valeur des entreprises mondiales - Capitalisme
The One Percent
The One Percent is a 2006 documentary about the growing wealth gap between America 's wealthy elite compared to the overall citizenry.
Enron Email Corpus
The Enron email corpus contains data from roughly 150 senior management executives of Enron, which was originally made public during the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's investigation of Enron. The corpus contains roughly 500,000 messages, organised into folders. Thanks to the work of people at MIT, SRI and CMU, the dataset has been cleaned (mostly stripping attachments and removing some emails for reasons of employee privacy), and made available online .
(Sources and much more info, linked below this text) In putting together this infographic (I have a larger version of the image if anyone wants it) it struck me that nearly all of the Monsanto endeavors I chose to highlight here, rode the same wave of public opinion. In regards to nuclear weapons, DDT, PCBs, Agent Orange and aspartame the talking point was that each was beneficial to America/Americans.
Monsanto or Organic? Who to trust with your food [infographic]
