Operation Deimos

Directly addressing some of the practices wealthy corporations increasingly use to line their pockets while working Americans face rising costs of living, U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday night won praise from economic justice advocates for presenting "a clear and compelling vision"...

With colder winter weather looming, a new analysis released Tuesday shows that the nine largest energy utility companies in the U.S. raked in nearly $14 billion in combined profits during the first three quarters of this year—and dished out roughly $11 billion to their wealthy shareholders...

The corporate immunity proposal would take away workers' and consumers' last line of defense.

“If Wabtec has enough money to reward over $120 million to executives at its company and General Electric, it damn well has enough money to honor the existing union contract with workers in Erie, Pennsylvania,” said United States Senator, Bernie Sanders. “What is happening in Erie is the continuation of corporate greed pure and simple. Our job is to end Wabtec’s greed and make sure the company treats its workers with respect and dignity.”

While the world was continuing its shock over the indictment of a former American president, a pro-capitalism conservative economist was warning that corporate greed has gone too far. 

As corporate profits reach record high, Iron Mountain executive tells Wall Street inflation is great for “the bottom line.”

Companies with accounting problems or in trouble with the government received millions in federal loans.