#corporate-influence

#corporate-influence

David Letterman criticized the decision to fire Stephen Colbert, calling it 'gutless' and 'pure cowardice,' highlighting the implications for freedom of the press.

Thank you, District 3 voters, for standing up for what's right. Your voices were loud and clear: We will not allow PG&E to buy influence on our City Council.

"Over the last two nights, the NBA didn't just stage a show—they sold the stage, the script, and the orchestra pit to an insurance giant... It was branded content."

The younger guy's funding offer came with two stipulations: a board seat and the firing of his former VP-turned-obstacle, showcasing the interplay of personal and business agendas.

As far as sequels with the word 'Revenge' in the title go, Revenge of the Savage Planet is far from the dark second act the naming convention is known for.

The BBC instructed Evan Davis to drop his podcast about heat pumps, seen as steering into public controversy, despite less scrutiny on politically charged content from others.

"Activists targeting Tesla seem to unwittingly support actions that threaten jobs at a leading clean energy company while promoting an anti-American narrative."

Medical practices moved from small offices to hospitals, and then into mega-corporation owned pharmacies (in between the toothpaste and the mouthwash). Surveys replaced service.

The sense of being observed and having the influence of the corporation expand beyond its actual walls is a critical theme that we wanted to convey.

"Because of the history, I just don't want to be associated with formula companies breaking the International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes. It's unethical. That was the line I couldn't cross; women trust me because I am a midwife."

As fans unite to protest ticket price hikes, United supporter Steve Crompton highlights the irony of losing the stadium atmosphere due to corporate interests.