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Massive turnout at ‘Occupy Wall Street’ protests

 Global justice movement, Neo-liberal economics, United States  15 Responses »
Oct 072011
 

Tens of thousands of people have converged at the ‘Occupy Wall Street’ encampment in New York in the largest protest against corporate greed since the movement began.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 10.16am  Tagged with: Occupy Wall Street, protests

‘Occupy Wall Street’ protests: ‘Something has started’

 Corporate agenda, Neo-liberal economics, United States  18 Responses »
Oct 032011
 

Hundreds of people protesting against Wall Street financiers have been detained but not one CEO who brought down the US economy has been arrested.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 1.16pm  Tagged with: Economy, protests, wall street

Top 25 US firms pay more to CEOs than taxes: Study

 United States  4 Responses »
Sep 052011
 

Do you wonder why some countries are posting fiscal deficits? Even as the global economy slows, top US corporations are paying more to their CEOs than to the tax department.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 11.46am  Tagged with: CEOs, taxes

Wikileaks: Bankers speak of Labuan’s “declining prospects”

 Malaysian finance/business, United States  3 Responses »
Sep 032011
 

A cable on the Wikileaks website cites bankers as saying that Labuan is losing out to Singapore and Hong Kong.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 7.42pm  Tagged with: banks, Labuan, off-shore, Wikileaks

Wikileaks: Missing jet engines scandal

 Accountability, Militarism, United States  No Responses »
Sep 032011
 

The case of the missing jet engines was the subject of Wikileaks cables.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 7.21pm  Tagged with: jet engines, missing, Wikileaks
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