Money laundering and criminal corporations
The article discusses how organized crime has evolved from street gangs to sophisticated transnational criminal corporations with advanced military technology.
How much of Europe demands taxation of the rich and large corporations? See what Estonians think
A recent Eurobarometer survey reveals a significant divide in European citizens' expectations regarding the taxation of wealthy individuals and large corporations, highlighting varying levels of support across different countries.
The Riders of Landini
The article critiques the CGIL union's stance on worker rights, comparing its practices unfavorably to those of corporations like Deliveroo.
Millionaire actor Mark Ruffalo tells New Yorkers to 'tax the rich' while critics demand 'him first'
Mark Ruffalo is advocating for higher taxes on wealthy individuals and corporations in New York, facing criticism as some demand he lead by example.
Argentina Week 2026 in New York: Milei, Wall Street, and major corporations meet to attract investments
Argentina Week 2026 in New York aims to attract investments through high-level meetings with President Javier Milei and key financial institutions.
Confidential messages reveal Donut Lab's bold promises to investors: "Elite companies want doughnuts"
Donut Lab, a company claiming to be a developer of an innovative product, has made significant promises to investors regarding its potential growth and partnerships with major global corporations.
President Trump tells Netflix to fire Susan Rice or 'pay consequences'
President Trump urged Netflix to dismiss board member Susan Rice, warning of repercussions over her recent comments regarding Republican pressure on corporations.
More students abandon contracts at Yonsei and Korea University than those at Samsung and SK Hynix? 144 students give up on admission offers from contract majors
More students are opting for medical degrees or admissions to Seoul National University instead of contract programs with major corporations like Samsung and SK Hynix, leading to a significant number of registration cancellations in 2023.
Ontario moving ahead with public corporations to fund wastewater
The Ontario government is advancing plans to establish public corporations for building water and sewage infrastructure to address escalating costs faced by developers and municipalities.
Mamdani vs. Hochul: the New York mayor's request regarding property tax
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has proposed increasing property taxes if the state does not approve new taxes on large incomes and corporations, highlighting a significant budget gap in the city's financial plans.
Merz's Visit: Beijing is Becoming a Teacher
The German government is seeking greater independence from China while German corporations continue to expand their presence in the country, posing a challenge for Chancellor Friedrich Merz during his visit.
How Carrefour and its siblings have captured the fasting of Muslims in the West?
The article discusses how major corporations, particularly in Europe, have appropriated the cultural and commercial aspects of Ramadan, offering special deals and promotions that cater to Muslim consumers.
From Jack Daniel's to Budweiser and Harley Davidson: Corporate USA Retreats from Green Constraints
US corporations are retracting from supporting green initiatives as backlash from conservative groups impacts sales and brand image.
The Guardian: British bank chiefs discuss alternatives to Visa and MasterCard
British bank leaders are meeting to discuss a potential national alternative to the U.S. giants Visa and MasterCard, spurred by concerns over dependency on American corporations.
Want to kick corporations out of schools: It is crucial
Simona Mohamsson advocates for eliminating corporate involvement in Swedish schools, expressing criticism of political opponents during a school visit.
Jakub Znamierowski: Dead Law, or Punishing Companies
The article discusses the ineffectiveness of Polish laws designed to hold corporations accountable for criminal acts, stating that such laws have become obsolete.
NRW Minister of Media Plans: Limits on the Opinion Power of Digital Companies
The NRW Minister of Media is proposing new regulations to limit the opinion power of digital corporations in Germany, as the current media concentration laws are outdated.
7 Municipal Corporations in UP Will Become Smart Cities
Seven municipal corporations in Uttar Pradesh are set to be developed as smart cities to enhance urban infrastructure and services.
Indonesia eyes China partnerships to build industry and tech โbetter than the EU standardโ
Indonesia seeks partnerships with Chinese corporations to improve its industrial and technology sectors, aiming for standards that surpass those of the EU.
The Misunderstanding that the Era of Diversity Has Ended
The discourse on diversity, which has gained prevalence in various organizations over the past decade, is currently experiencing significant transformations rather than a complete disappearance.
Together with Love Farm, Korea GuideStar awarded the highest rating of โ3 starsโ for public interest corporations
Together with Love Farm has received the highest rating of three stars from Korea GuideStar for its transparency and accountability in public interest operations.
EU against TikTok: The Battle Against the Pull
The EU aims to combat the potentially addictive effects of TikTok, emphasizing parental responsibility despite the challenges posed by digital corporations.
Fact Check on Pesticides: There is No Shortage of Dangerous Active Ingredients
A fact check by the German Federal Association for the Environment and Nature Conservation (BUND) reveals that food security is not threatened by a shortage of pesticide active ingredients, contradicting claims made by agricultural corporations.
Epstein Documents: Revelations Also Burden Top Lawyers
Recent revelations in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal have implicated not only notable law firm partners but also high-ranking legal officers at leading corporations, including Goldman Sachs.
Vacancy and Own Needs in Berlin: Even Small Sharks Bite
The case of a private landlord in Berlin reveals that systematic eviction is not only a practice of large corporations, as evidenced by the experiences of tenants in a shared flat.
In Germany 2025: 177 Expropriation Procedures in Road Construction
East Germany is experiencing a high number of expropriation procedures for new roads, with discussions comparing these to calls for the socialization of housing corporations, labeling the Union party as the real 'expropriation party'.
Unionism: Respect court order, association tells NLC
The Senior Staff Association of Statutory Corporations and Government-Owned Companies has urged the Nigerian Labour Congress to respect a court order regarding a union dispute at the Industrial Training Fund.
Companies in National Socialism: Finally, Lufthansa is Honest
Deutsche Lufthansa has reviewed its history, including its ties to National Socialism, highlighting the need for corporations to maintain a moral compass.
Top 100 Platforms: How AI is Shifting the Global Power Balance of Platforms
The platform economy is undergoing its most profound transformation since the rise of major digital corporations, driven by generative AI and AI agents overlaying existing marketplaces and ecosystems.
Politico: Europe's separation from the USA has begun
European governments and corporations are rapidly trying to reduce their reliance on American technology, military equipment, and energy resources due to deteriorating transatlantic relations.
Ukrainian oligarch flooding EU with low-quality eggs โ German media
Several large Ukrainian agricultural corporations, including one controlled by an oligarch tied to President Zelensky, are reportedly supplying the EU with low-quality chicken eggs, primarily sold in processed foods without mandatory origin labeling.
DAX corporations in part-time mode? These numbers reveal a different reality
The economic wing of the CDU aims to end part-time work without specific reasons, citing data showing that over 40 percent of Germans worked part-time recently, while the statistics in the country's largest companies tell a vastly different story.
LIVE - Budget 2026: Surcharge on large companies, tax on unproductive wealth... hot topics in the Assembly this Thursday
The National Assembly is debating controversial budget measures for 2026, including a surcharge on large corporations and a tax on unproductive wealth, amidst the potential use of emergency legislative powers.
Russia seizes foreign corporations' factories. A blow to Polish and Danish capital
The Russian dictator has confiscated the assets of two foreign companies, including one with Polish capital, handing them over to obscure Russian firms with undisclosed shareholders and management.
Warren-led inquiry draws new details on Trump ballroom donations from major corporations
A congressional inquiry led by Senator Elizabeth Warren has prompted major corporations to disclose their donations to President Trump's White House ballroom, which is privately funded and set to cost $300 million.
Trump ready for oil business in Venezuela. How much oil is waiting for American corporations?
The article discusses President Donald Trump's expectations for American oil companies regarding their potential activities in Venezuela, the concerns and conditions these companies have before re-entering the Venezuelan market, and the discussions held about investment risks and guarantees.
The DRAM Drama - The True Dimension of the Memory Crisis is Now Revealed
The memory crisis is escalating as corporations like Samsung forecast record profits from soaring memory chip prices, putting pressure on manufacturers of laptops, smartphones, and AI data centers, which will soon affect consumers as well.
Tax Evasion: OECD Countries Agree on Global Minimum Tax - Without the USA
Representatives from 147 countries have reached a preliminary agreement on a global minimum tax to reduce incentives for multinationals to shift profits to low-tax havens; however, this agreement allows the USA to take a different approach, raising concerns about the competitiveness of European corporations.
TV Series 'Fallout': We have already experienced the apocalypse, now it gets worse
The second season of the Amazon series 'Fallout' presents a bleak yet intelligent societal satire, depicting an America ruined by 'dumb politicians' and tech corporations.
Countries agreed to update the global minimum tax agreement addressing US concerns
More than 145 countries have agreed to modifications to a global minimum corporate income tax agreement from 2021 in response to U.S. concerns that original rules could disadvantage American multinational companies, as announced by the OECD.
Supreme Court Increasingly Favors the Rich, Economists Say
Economists argue that recent Supreme Court decisions show a growing bias towards wealthy individuals and corporations.
Germany's Corporations Under Pressure โ Ifo President Calls for Comprehensive Reforms for More Growth
Germany's leading corporations are facing declining profits and stagnant new hires, prompting Ifo President Clemens Fuest to call for comprehensive reforms.
Command Center in Ukraine, Victims in Poland - Cybergang Invasion from the East
The article explores the methods and strategies employed by Eastern European cybercriminals, particularly Ukrainian groups, in targeting victims through deception and organizational tactics resembling corporations.
They created a Polish startup in the furniture industry. "The snowball effect worked"
The Polish startup 'Tylko' has gained international acclaim by allowing customers to design customizable furniture, disrupting the traditional furniture market dominated by large corporations.