Dirt Diggers Digest
Philip Matteracorporate misconduct and how to research it
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The Corporate Lawbreakers Involved in the Port Labor Dispute
The decision by the International Longshoremen’s Association to strike ports on the East and Gulf Coasts has prompted numerous media outlets to produce unflattering stories about union president Harold Daggett and what is depicted as his la...
Challenging Corporate Greenwashing
Large corporations like to tout their environmental initiatives. The problem is that their claims are often exaggerated, misleading or completely unfounded. And rarely are they called to account for their deception.
Cigna SLAPPs the FTC
Pharmaceutical companies, the big pharmacy chains and the middlemen known as pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, have been taking pains to blame one another for the high cost of prescription drugs. It is not unusual for business groups with...
Apple Loses Its Sweet Irish Tax Deal
When governments in the United States decide to give special tax breaks to large corporations, the sky is the limit and no one can challenge that largesse. As Apple just learned to the tune of about $14 billion, things are different in the ...
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Phil Mattera is the Director of the Corporate Research Project, an affiliate of Good Jobs First.
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