#corporate-accountability

#corporate-accountability

You forgot to finish with the famous line from the movie Network: And I'm not going to take it anymore. The editorial highlighted every major issue during our pariah president's tenure, but characterizing Silicon Valley's business bosses as appeasing and capitulating is as ill as Pam Bondi's nose in South Park. Call them what they are: gutless, spineless miscreants, driven only by money, who bend the knee to the autocracy.

Labour organiser Chris Smalls tells Marc Lamont Hill why he believes workers worldwide should stand with Palestine.

I've worked closely with the private sector over many years. And I always believed that if push came to shove, those titans of industry would be guardrails for our democracy, for the importance of sustaining democratic institutions. And one by one by one, they have been silent. They have been, you know, yes, I use the word feckless,

Jon Cunliffe’s report could lead to tightened regulations and modernization of Britain's water industry, targeting years of illegal polluting that has harmed waterways.

Ole Fredrik Sveen expressed his shock when informed of his supposed winnings, stating, 'I thought: 'Wow, is it finally my turn? Could it be true?' I go onto the Norsk Tipping website, and there it says in black and white: 'Congratulations, you have won!''

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting is critical to how companies exhibit accountability.

Musk suggested that not only were they paid for their time, they were only interested in his work because they had once received 'wasteful largesse' from the federal government.

If you spend enough time on the internet, odds are that you too have stumbled into the class action expanded universe. You're not alone.

Since the advent of widespread artificial intelligence (AI), a new kind of deception, termed AI washing, has emerged, where companies mislead consumers with false claims about AI-related products.

Virgin Atlantic, Renault, and Aqua Pura continue to post misleading greenwashing ads despite being censured by the Advertising Standards Agency, raising concerns over accountability in environmental claims.

Canada's Competition Bureau is in an ongoing lawsuit against Rogers, alleging false advertising for their phone plans and claiming the company's "Infinite" plans actually had data speed limits. The school boards, organizing as Schools for Social Media Change, are hoping for damages to the tune of $8 billion from Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok.