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... of anti-Semitic campaigns—including in Germany immediately preceding the Holocaust—calls for boycotting Israel and companies investing in Israel (and even just the occupied territories) can quite understandably bring up fears and suspicions among many Jews. While there are certainly other...

...) will do the trick. Along with liberal citizens, self-proclaimed “environmentally friendly” companies—whether Exxon and Chevron or Bank of America and McDonalds—promote this denial. Hope-peddling corporations make money off their “greenwashing,” a word invented to describe the acts of companies that lie...

... to DuPont, Google, DuPont, Nike, and Apple. Esty,Daniel Robert, William McDonough, McKinsey and the Globalas by applied Institute, such companies as GE, IBM, Toyota, IKEA, E c...

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... should substitute for A Love Story. This movie’s string of anecdotes, al­ investor-controlled companies to assure more income equity, but beit highly selective, dramatically questions it is difficult to see how a worker cooperative without investors...

...ANA LEVY-LYONS “Huh.” I was appalled! I had always assumed that expediters actually make things more efficient and solve problems, not enable companies to avoid fixing broken elevators. I wanted to say to him, “So in other words, for a living you help broken things stay broken.” But I said...

... their health insurance from private insurers, mostly through their employers, with some buying it directly from insurance companies. About half as many—87 million according to the latest report from the Census Bureau—are covered by Medicare (the federal program for the elderly...

... right by their community… save us from the snares of selfishness.” Corporate executives sat stunned, not quite comprehending how the annual showcase of their company’s record profits had just been hijacked. And that was just the start. For the next ninety minutes, airport workers led chants...

...The beautiful and abundant Amazon rainforest (top) is now fouled by toxic oil company pollution. In 2009, indigenous groups in Peru protested the government’s support of oil and gas companies in the Amazon. In the ensuing violence many were injured (below) and killed. ...

... products: one of the Mondragón Construction companies has supplied materials and labor for reconstruction at Ground Zero in New York. In spite of the cooperatives’ exports, some losses have been inevitable, and a few businesses have been forced to downsize. The Mondragón version of downsizing is worth...

... York in December 2011 to demand an end to fracking and factory farming. To consider the real implications of our food system, we must first understand how deeply corporations control our food supply; at this point, there is a near monopolization. Just four companies—Cargill, Archer Daniels...

... demonstrated ed States. The rise of figures place of these “habits of ineffective parti­ against the French company Suez, it sold its like Jon Stewart, Stephen Col­ sans,” Kurtzman urges us to follow the “Ten U.S. holdings to the German company bert, and M ichael M...

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... that in exchange Obama had agreed to oppose congressional plans to seek reductions in other drug costs, ensuring that the massive profits to pharmaceutical companies and rising costs to Americans needing prescription drugs would not be restrained by the health care plan he would sign. Pragmatic manipulations...

... to confront the issues raised in this article by Ross Hyman. I was fired after speaking out against the injustices I have seen at Hyatt,” says Sonia Ordoñez, a former cook for the Hyatt Regency Chicago. “I don’t want to go back to having two jobs to take care of my family. We have to change this company...

... of how suburban life contributed to those developments. Richard Longstreth’s chapter, “Looking at Levittown from the Outside,” offers a revealing glimpse into the history of the Levitt & Sons Company itself. In the late 1930s, the firm had built a development in Manhasset, New York. Seeking...