Tags: Corporations
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Judge Denies $20 Million Severance for Former American Airlines CEO
Was part of merger plan with US Airways
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U.S. Companies Stashing More Money
Stockpiles hit $1.45 trillion
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$20 Million Severance for American Airlines Exec. Questioned
Company going through bankruptcy proceedings
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Supreme Court Declines Case on Corporate Campaign Contributions
Won't take case on century-old ban
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The Nation: Gov't-Mandated Lunch Breaks are Somehow Libertarians’ Fault
Liberals inadvertently criticize liberal workplace intervention
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Airlines Accused of Having "Sham" Offices to Avoid Sales Taxes in Chicago
Lawsuit filed
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Obama Treads Path of Less Transparency, Larger Donations for Second Inauguration
Looking for big-money ball buddies
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Obama Will Accept Corporate Donations for Inauguration Events
Scrape those bribes together!
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Starbucks, Google, and Amazon Face Investigation For 'Immoral' Tax Evasion in the UK
A public accounts select committee of the UK parliament, made up of a group of senior members of Parliament, is set to vigorously question the tax practices of Google, Amazon, and Starbucks next Monday.
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Rupert Murdoch Faces Down Shareholders
Tells critics to take their money elsewhere
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Nordstrom Spreads to Canada
Will open four stores
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Peter Schiff Goes Undercover at DNC, Pushes Popular Ban on Corporate Profits
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Microsoft Unveils New Logo
First makeover in 25 years.
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The Next Union Battle in California: Stopping Payroll Deductions for Political Spending
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Union of Concerned Scientists Cooks the Books, Media Swallow It*
An environmentalist lobbying group claims corporations pay vast sums to misrepresent climate science.
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Eduardo Saverin And Echoes of the Reichsfluchtsteuer
The Reich flight tax that the Nazis imposed on Jews trying to flee in the 1930s was 25 percent. Democrats want Saverin to pay 30 percent.
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The End of a Libertarian Era: Freedom Communications Selling Off in Chunks
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Reason Writers Around Town: Shikha Dalmia on Jack Welch vs. Feminists on Female CEOs: Dumb and Dumber
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The Curse of President Obama’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness
At the next council meeting, Obama could invite employees who have been laid off by his own council members.
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Trade vs. Corporate Social Responsibility: Trade Wins!