Nestlé’s CFO acknowledges board waited to launch deeper CEO probe
Chair Paul Bulcke now faces investor pressure over whether he slow-walked an investigation while the company’s stock and business were performing well.
Articles & Videos
All PoliticsPolicyEconomyCivil RightsJusticeInternationalConflict & SecurityClimate & EnvironmentTechnologyHealthMediaCulture & Society
More companies put their own price on carbon emissions
Some 1,753 companies globally report using an internal carbon price, according to a report published today.
Russia-China gas deal will have global ripple effects
The agreement isn't just another trade deal: It's a geopolitical chess move that may leave China the biggest beneficiary of the Ukraine war.
Big Oil makes sweeping job cuts as prices slide
Renewed federal support for drilling in the US, combined with languid global oil demand and increased drilling by OPEC countries, has pushed oil prices to their lowest level since the pandemic.
The Indonesian Protests Are a Revolt Against Oligarchy
Jakarta is burning. So are Makassar, Bandung, Surabaya, Mataram, and other cities throughout Indonesia. Discontent that started as outrage over the lavish perks of lawmakers evolved swiftly into a searing indictment of police brutality, elite privilege, economic precarity, wealth disparities, and democratic erosion. The horrific death of a young man named Affan Kurniawan at the […]
Why Striking Canadian Flight Attendants Defied the Government
Last month’s Air Canada flight attendants’ strike brought the country’s largest airline to a halt with picket lines set up at airports across the country. After the federal government attempted to send the attendants, represented by Canadian Union of Public Employees’ (CUPE) Air Canada Component, back to their jobs, the workers refused, becoming the first […]
Guyana's incumbent president wins landslide election victory
The South American country of just 800,000 people has generated billions of dollars from oil since ExxonMobil started pumping in 2019.
Comrade Trump Seizes The Means Of Production
The American government now has a 10 percent stake in computer company Intel — is Trump turning into a socialist?
Meta poaches Apple researcher as hiring shifts from skills to ideas
AI is threatening large swaths of the workforce, creating value around how workers think rather than their skillsets, which can be automated with AI.
Headlines
398 headlinesThe Trillionaire Economy
Trump’s CFTC Gutting Is a Gift to Offshore Crash Gambling
Is Affordability a Climate Issue? Philadelphia Hunger Strikers Said Yes.
truthout •
Why More Households Are Turning to Professional Organizers
‘Both Parties Are Fundamentally Beholden To Their Donors’: Meet the Viral Independent Candidate Fighting Monopolist Power
Zeteo •
Jeffrey Sachs: Peace at Last—or Just the Next Pause Before War?
One Man, One Trillion Dollars: What Happens to Democracy Now?
People Living Near xAI’s Dirty Data Centers Are Right Pissed About the SpaceX IPO
Cuba In The Eye Of The Storm
Where Will the Coming Iran War Negotiations Lead? (w/ Mohammad Marandi) | The Chris Hedges Report
Page 1 of 40