Corporation

Trump Effort To Roll Back Worker Protections Knocked Down In Court

The administration's "joint employer" rule could help big corporations like McDonald's avoid wage theft claims. Now its future is in doubt.
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Judge Sides With Native Tribes, Limits Distribution Of Coronavirus Relief

At least 15 tribes sued the Treasury Department in an effort to block Alaska Native corporations from getting a share of the $8 billion in funding.
By Felicia Fonseca, AP

Coronavirus Rescue Talks Churn Late Into Night After Dems Reject GOP Bailout Bill

Democrats argued the rescue package was tilted toward corporations and did too little to help workers and health care providers.
By Andrew Taylor, Jonathan Lemire and Lisa Mascaro, AP

The Real Star Of Trump's Coronavirus Press Conference: Big Business

The president gave lots of love to corporations during an event to discuss responses to the pandemic.
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Are Corporate Climate Efforts Enough?

Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and the list goes on — more than 200 corporations have pledged to help reverse the course of climate change, but are their efforts enough?
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Harris Takes Apparent Shot At Warren: 'I've Never Represented A Corporation'

The Massachusetts senator's history of legal work includes clients like Dow Chemical and Travelers insurance.
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The Wealth Gap In The U.S., Not China, Is Battering Workers Here, Says Economist

"We should be taxing the soaring profits of our own multinational corporations and using the revenues to help working-class households," Jeffrey Sachs wrote.
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Corporations Are Striking Back On Ballot Initiatives

Fearing a blue wave in November, businesses are getting more ambitious in fighting progressive reforms.
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Opinion | Trump's Tax Cut Snake Oil Should Be The Story Of The Midterms

Promises of jobs and increased pay have only yielded billions for corporate shareholders.
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