Multinational Monitor has published its list of the worst corporations for 2004.
"The no-repeat rule forbids otherwise-deserving companies, like Bayer, Boeing, Clear Channel and Halliburton, from returning to the 10 Worst list in 2004. Of the remaining pool of price gougers, polluters, union-busters, dictator-coddlers, fraudsters, poisoners, deceivers and general miscreants, we chose the following"
Coke comes in at a leisurly third. The full article is here and a short summary is at corpwatch. At the very least, please don't support these corporations by buying their products.
"The no-repeat rule forbids otherwise-deserving companies, like Bayer, Boeing, Clear Channel and Halliburton, from returning to the 10 Worst list in 2004. Of the remaining pool of price gougers, polluters, union-busters, dictator-coddlers, fraudsters, poisoners, deceivers and general miscreants, we chose the following"
Coke comes in at a leisurly third. The full article is here and a short summary is at corpwatch. At the very least, please don't support these corporations by buying their products.
Dominic has a post about the Ten Worst Corporations of 2004. A lot of people, I will accept, are stupid and lazy and uninformed, and thus do not know about these corporations. But those of you who claim not to be stupid and lazy and uninformed, and yet
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CorpWatch has a list of the 14 most evil corporations. Their crimes make a very long and varied list. Also worth a read is the 10 Worst Corporations list, although they haven't posted an updated for 2005. The 14 corporates, in alphabetical order are: C
Tracked: Dec 13, 11:12