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A federal judge ruled in favor of a lumber company who opposed providing contraceptive coverage to employees on the grounds that it violated the companies religious beliefs. The article details an example of a for-profit company winning an exemption.

Big pharma companies have taken advantage of everyday Americans in need of their daily support during the chaotic times we live in. Many of the drugs used each day to help patients fighting Covid-19 have drastically gone up in price since the first case appeared in america. With these prices changes many Americans may not be able to get the proper help needed to get better, and as such may extend the time needed for us to fight off the virus as a whole.

It is crazy to think that companies would prioritize profits over the help of the people. I understand the demand; however, it shouldn't be the only reason for the increase in price.

When I read this article I thought to myself wow this is insane but to actually think about it, why? why is it so important to profit from something everyone in this world needs

A paper on tech companies, government regulation, monopoly power, censorship, and the ramifications of these factors. While the paper does not offer up any sweeping solutions, the range of issues it covers is quite in depth, and helps to outline the range of problems in tech companies and social media sites.

A paper on tech companies, government regulation, monopoly power, censorship, and the ramifications of these factors. While the paper does not offer up any sweeping solutions, the range of issues it covers is quite in depth, and helps to outline the range of problems in tech companies and social media sites.

This article is a MSN report about phone companies shady practices. Through legal avenues, phone companies are able to sell our personal information to outside sources without our knowledge.

This article starts off with Starbucks' new parental leave policies, but it also covers 14 other companies. Even though there are no federal laws regarding parental leave, these 15 companies are taking it into their own hands to provide leave for new parwnts.

This article discusses the rights pedophiles should have to give in to their sexual urges without worrying about committing a crime. A Japanese company called Trottla is creating child sex dolls to give pedophiles the ability to act on their fetishes without facing public discrimination.

This article shows companies contributing to political campaigns at an uncapped and unregulated amount. These companies are having a huge impact on campaigns based on each companies individual political agenda.

Most insurance companies do not cover alternative medicine. This article explains the benefits of insurance companies covering alternative treatments.

This site explains us how companies are responsible for slavery, and what can we do to put pressure on companies to ensure their supply chains are slavery free.

This site has a giant list of companies that are against GM foods and farming. Not to mention a great list of quotes and facts about the countries stance on GM foods and reasons not to back the people who stand for GM foods.

Thank you so much for sharing this! It's very good to know that there are companies against this issue. I'm going to print this out so I can use it to improve my health.

Youman's attempt to seek a promotion that she was more than qualified for ended with her manager denying her and telling her its because she is a woman. The article explains the depth of Walmarts descrimination practices.

I think this article was a wonderful way to give people insight on how big companies such as Walmart are discriminating against women. Many people use Walmart as their number one grocery store thus supporting the company. Many people are blind to these types of issues. Great article to find!

This isn't related to my topic at all, but I thought it was amusing because I used to work for this horrible company. They would preach things like, "This is that place," which is a reference to how Walmart is "such a wonderful place to work." In reality, and I say this from experience as an ex-member of their management team, it is NOT a great place to work. They don't value their employees, they don't have consistency across the company, and they have horrendous accountability standards AND consistencies.

This article highlights the fact that 55 of the largest corporations in the U.S. didn't pay any federal taxes in 2020 despite collectively gaining $40.5 billion in pretaxed income. The author details what some specific companies paid (or gained) and how the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) as well as the CARES Act expanded tax breaks for these companies.

The NSA is one of many companies that follow people privacy. People are now understanding that big companies are invading their privacy. There is a line that these companies can not cross when looking in someone's personal lives.

As tattoos are becoming more common, they are also becoming more accepted in the workplace. Companies in both the corporate and medical fields are loosening their policies on tattoos to be more inclusive and flexible with the current cultural trends.

As tattoos are becoming more common, they are also becoming more accepted in the workplace. Companies in both the corporate and medical fields are loosening their policies on tattoos to be more inclusive and flexible with the current cultural trends.

The amount of children being put on harsh drugs has drastically increased over the years. Many believe that children have become the new target for the drug companies.

This website defines what fair trade is. It describes how to distinguish fair trade companies from non fair trade companies. It also describes why it is good for labor rights and the environment.

The pros and cons of Arizonas illegal immigration issues. Including the benefit to the GDP of Arizona and the downfall for the citizens. Arizona faces a lot of crime issues involving illegal immigration but also faces the decline of GDP while a large number of immigrants flee back home leaving companies with low paying work undone.

Many insurance companies- like Aetna, are concerned that the low premiums with Obamacare are too costly. Aetna will still provide individual policies outside the realm of Obamacare but will not participate in federal government subsidies.

It is pretty interesting on how Obamacare is beginning to cause problems for insurance companies. This is definitely going to affect families greatly in the coming future.

This article gives light to how health care is a right, not a privilege (clearly stated by the title). It gives a lot of facts about what we pay, what companies make, etc. One of the main points is how private insurance companies are more interested in profit rather than taking care of people.

Stem cell treatments being sold by companies that are not FDA approved. Patients receiving high risk interventions with out proper knowledge