
WR Grace & Co. used accounting trickery to “go bankrupt,” and thereby avoid fully compensating more than 1,000 Montana residents who had been exposed to deadly asbestos dust.
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WR Grace & Co. used accounting trickery to “go bankrupt,” and thereby avoid fully compensating more than 1,000 Montana residents who had been exposed to deadly asbestos dust.
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Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States regarding the right to vote. This resolution was introduced in March of 2005 by U.S. Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-IL) and has 58 co-sponsors as of April 2005.
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This article by Robert Reich challenges us to be sensible workers and citizens, not just deal-shoppers.
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Imagine if street criminals received two weeks notice before police began investigating a crime in which they were the primary suspect. And imagine the suspect could plea-bargain away 24 charges against them by paying a fine equal to the amount of money they make in less than 18 seconds — and it was tax-deductible.
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Hinting of big ambitions, Wal-Mart tries to apply its low-cost high-volume strategy to banking.
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