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Venezuela’s wave of expropriations since the 2000s transferred hundreds of foreign- and domestically‑owned firms and farms into state control, contributing to sharp declines in private-sector activity...
Coca‑Cola has told investors that 2025 tariffs and related supply‑chain cost volatility are a manageable but material risk: the company warns tariffs could raise canning, packaging and transport costs...
Evidence in the reporting shows that some of the corporations named in recent investigations and enforcement actions have had child labor appear in their supply chains or at contractor-operated facili...
A number of high-profile advertisers have publicly paused or pulled ad spend in response to social-media-driven controversies, though most documented pauses in the provided reporting target platforms ...
Multiple official actors—law enforcement, courts, Michael Jackson’s estate, corporations, and individual witnesses—have issued statements, rulings, or public retractions touching on allegations agains...
Bottled water is a mixed reality: many premium brands are promoted for “purity” and terroir, but multiple analyses and regulatory tests show contaminants such as microplastics and trace PFAS can be pr...
You asked for “crazy and stupid court cases.” Reporting and lists of odd or frivolous lawsuits are plentiful: compilations from Litera, Litera’s companion post on frivolous suits, 24/7 Wall St., Oddee...
Turning Point USA did not have a widely reported wave of major corporate donors publicly suspending or ending donations in the immediate aftermath of the 2019–2020 controversies; instead, what is docu...