Sodexo Suit Against SEIU Uncovers Union Intimidation Manual
The Service Employees International Union could have written the book on how to get corporations to surrender. In fact, it has written the book. Lawyers for Sodexo USA, a subsidiary of France-based...
View ArticleWill Comcast Reveal Ties to MSNBC Anchorman-in-Waiting Al Sharpton?
"Al Sharpton, anchorman" - the phrase has an undeniably odd ring. Yet on MSNBC it's already a part-time reality. And his close relationship to MSNBC's parent, Comcast Corp., may enable him to become...
View ArticleUnions Play Major Role in 'Occupy Wall Street' Protests
As "Occupy Wall Street" demonstrations have gone national, observers are taking note of the prominent role of labor unions in this anti-business crusade. The rote denunciations of "corporate greed" at...
View ArticleFacebook Caves to Greenpeace After Pressure Campaign
Greenpeace, which has campaigned against technology companies for nearly two years over their coal-burning electricity use at “cloud computing” data centers, has convinced one– Facebook – to promise to...
View ArticleStates, Obama Shake Down Banks in $25 Billion Mortgage Settlement
It took about 500 days of negotiation. But on Thursday, February 9, attorneys general representing nearly all 50 states made the announcement: Five banks will pay a combined $25 billion over three...
View ArticleSharpton Annual Conference Again Heavily Corporate-Funded
Whatever else might be said of Reverend Al Sharpton, when he throws a party, he does it in style. The 14th annual conference of his New York-based nonprofit National Action Network (NAN) last month in...
View ArticleWells Fargo Succumbs to DOJ's 'Civil Rights' Shakedown; Agrees to Pay $175...
Obtaining mortgage aid by claiming "discrimination" has become a high art. The problem is that someone always has to pay. Just ask Wells Fargo & Co. On July 12, the San Francisco-based bank, the...
View ArticleWalmart Sues UFCW and 'Worker Center' Allies for Florida Store Disruptions
Union activism at retail chain stores has come to blur the line between persuasion and harassment. But one retailer — Walmart — is pushing back, underscoring its failed campaign to appease left-wing...
View ArticleSilicon Valley Capitulates to Jesse Jackson Shakedown
In the sixth year of the presidency of an African-American, long after Jesse Jackson, Sr. should be seen as relevant to anything, some of the largest companies in California's Silicon Valley are...
View ArticleCorporations Bankroll Sharpton's 60th Birthday Bash
Al Sharpton turned 60 last Friday. That's a psychological landmark in any man's life. But if the New York-based civil rights activist, preacher, politician and media star is feeling blue, he can...
View ArticleIntel Succumbs to Jesse Jackson 'Diversity' Campaign
For a first-hand lesson in the timidity of corporate America, look no further than Intel Corp. This January, the Santa Clara, Calif.-based chip maker announced it would set aside $300 million by 2020...
View ArticleLatest Sharpton Confab Rakes in Corporate and Union Dough
Al Sharpton, shakedown artist extraordinaire, never has lacked energy in advancing the profile of his New York-based nonprofit, National Action Network (NAN). Thanks to corporations and unions, he...
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