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Amazon

We’re nominating Amazon for allegedly interfering with and undermining efforts by workers exercising their right to organize for a labor union in several of its warehouses across the United States.

Amazon Argues Labor Board Is Unconstitutional, New York Times
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy broke labor laws by saying workers are ‘better off’ without a union, The Verge
How Amazon Crushes Unions, New York Times
Inside an alleged Amazon union-busting campaign in Kentucky: ‘They want to scare us’, ABC News

There’s a vast movement holding abusive corporations accountable. Check back soon for specific campaigns and actions challenging Amazon, as well as organizations that have taken on the corporation over the years.

AT&T

We’re nominating AT&T for giving more than US$1 million to politicians backing anti-abortion related laws, and for bankrolling the One America News (OAN) Network, which has been implicated as a major source of disinformation that is fueling anti-democratic movements in the United States.

AT&T, Walmart, Citi, and other megacorporation’s bankrolled a wave of state abortion bans, Business Insider
Which of America’s Biggest Companies is Most Responsible for Undermining Democracy?, Accountable US
Corporate PACs and industry trade groups steered over $108 million to election objectors since Jan. 6, Open Secrets

There’s a vast movement holding abusive corporations accountable. Check back soon for specific campaigns and actions challenging AT&T, as well as organizations that have taken on the corporation over the years.

British American Tobacco

We’re nominating British American Tobacco for attempting to influence public health policies and using predatory marketing practices to sell its products in Global South countries like Brazil.

British American Tobacco Uncovered, Expose Tobacco Org
Brazil sues tobacco companies to recover public health costs, AP News
In landmark case, Brazil sues top tobacco firms to recover public health costs, Reuters
British American Tobacco negotiated bribe for Mugabe, new evidence suggests, BBC
British American Tobacco charged in Italy for failing to prevent corruption, Global Investigations Review
STATEMENT: Brazil to Big Tobacco: It’s time to pay up., Corporate Accountability

There’s a vast movement holding abusive corporations accountable. Check back soon for specific campaigns and actions challenging British American Tobacco, as well as organizations that have taken on the corporation over the years.

Boeing

We’re nominating Boeing for profiteering from war and destruction globally by being one of the world’s largest weapons manufacturers and one of the biggest drivers of the military industrial complex, as well as reportedly attempting to cover up its potential business malpractice and negligence, which resulted in investigations into potential safety compromises of its aircraft.

As opposition to Israel’s war in Gaza grows, Boeing arms sales draw scrutiny, Seattle Times
Meet the Companies Profiting From Israel’s War On Gaza, Common Dreams
Corporate Enablers of Israel’s War On Gaza, Little Sis
Investigate Boeing, Investigate
Criminal charges recommended against Boeing, BBC
DOJ Opens New Criminal Investigation of Boeing 737 Max Incident, Forbes
Seat belt ‘saved’ life of passenger on Boeing 737 Max flight that lost panel, lawsuit says, USA Today
Solidary Statement on Palestine, Corporate Accountability

There’s a vast movement holding abusive corporations accountable. Check back soon for specific campaigns and actions challenging Boeing, as well as organizations that have taken on the corporation over the years.

Exxon

We’re nominating Exxon for continuing to pollute, contaminate, and harm the planet by promoting and investing in dangerous distractions like junk carbon markets to delay urgent climate action and evade accountability for its role in fueling the climate crisis.

Corporations invested in carbon offsets that were ‘likely junk’, analysis says, The Guardian
Statement: Exxon’s empty ‘net zero’ pledge distracts from real climate solutions, Corporate Accountability
Revealed: top carbon offset projects may not cut planet-heating emissions, The Guardian
The Big Con: How Big Polluters are advancing a “net zero” climate agenda to delay, deceive, and deny, Corporate Accountability
Climate Arson: The Strategies and Impact of ExxonMobil’s Dangerous EU Lobbying, Stop Corporate Impunity

There’s a vast movement holding abusive corporations accountable. Check back soon for specific campaigns and actions challenging Exxon, as well as organizations that have taken on the corporation over the years.

Veolia

This year, we’re nominating Veolia for its aggressive consolidation of its control over water globally, and for actively trying to escape accountability for its role in the ongoing Flint water crisis.

A decade later, we honor Flint’s resilience and demand justice, Corporate Accountability
Critics Warn $15 Billion Merger of Global Water Giants Would Create ‘Dangerous Corporate Monology’, Common Dreams
Corporate Merger Aims to Build a Water Privatization Giant, The American Prospect
Revealed: water company and city officials knew about Flint poison risk, The Guardian

There’s a vast movement holding abusive corporations accountable. Check back soon for specific campaigns and actions challenging Veolia, as well as organizations that have taken on the corporation over the years.

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