Corporate Personhood

How SCOTUS Campaign Finance Rulings 'Distorted' US Democracy
Demos report authors explain how "these decisions quite literally transformed the American political system." (Photo: Michael Coghlan/cc/flickr)
Happy Holidays, Super PACs: FEC Removes Yet Another Block Against Dark Money
Nadia Prupis, staff writer
Little-noticed rule allows candidates to solicit money for super PACs as long as it's done in a small meeting
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As You Sow
Investment Giants BlackRock and Vanguard Fail to Live Up to Climate Commitments by Voting Against Shareholder Resolutions
As You Sow
CEOs of World’s Largest Corporations: Shareholder Value Is No Longer Sole Objective, Overturning Milton Friedman’s Long-Standing Theory
Public Citizen
Business Roundtable Letter Shows Unchecked Corporate Greed Is Unpopular, Unsustainable
Public Citizen
Amazon’s Prime Day Endorsements Appear to Lack Required Disclosures
Financial Accountability and Corporate Transparency (FACT) Coalition
Bipartisan Group of Senators Unveil Draft Anti-Money Laundering, Ownership Transparency Bill
Financial Accountability and Corporate Transparency (FACT) Coalition
New Report: Corporate Tax Transparency Becoming the Global Norm
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Joseph Stiglitz
Joseph Stiglitz
No More Half-Measures on Corporate Taxes
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Andy Rowell
Despite Climate Emergency, Shell Boss Still Thinks It's "Legitimate to Invest" in Oil
Steven Singer
Steven Singer
Charter Schools Were Never a Good Idea. They Were a Corporate Plot All Along
Dean Baker
Dean Baker
CEOs Say They Will Stop Maximizing Shareholder Value. Would Be Better If They Stopped Maximizing CEO Compensation
Sonali Kolhatkar
Sonali Kolhatkar
The Right Gives Corporations the Help It Denies Poor Immigrants of Color
Lorenzo Marsili
The Rise of Corporate Nations
Robert Reich
Robert Reich
The Gig (Economy) Is Up
Carmen Scurato
Carmen Scurato
Why the Demise of the T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Would Be Good News for You
Jim Hightower
Jim Hightower
Where the Money Is
Patti Lynn
Patti Lynn
Corporations Need to Pay More
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