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Stories by Phil Mattera

Phil Mattera is research director of Good Jobs First and head of its Corporate Research Project.

Is Corporate Greenwashing Headed for a Fall?

Fear not global warming, peak oil, polluted air and water -- big business will take care of everything.
Posted on Feb 12, 2008

Wal-Mart Short-Changes Public Schools

Wal-Mart is involved in a large-scale effort to roll back the property tax valuation of its stores, cutting the amount it owes to local governments for schools and social services.
Posted on Oct 11, 2007

Is Big Business Buying Out the Environmental Movement?

With Big Business going green, is it a sign that environmental campaigns have prevailed and are setting the corporate agenda? Or have enviros been duped into endorsing what may be little more than a new wave of corporate greenwashing?
Posted on Jun 5, 2007

Private Health Insurance Is Not the Answer

Why are we keeping a hopeless, for-profit health insurance system alive?
Posted on Feb 23, 2007

Ten Things the Democrats Can Do to Hold Corporations Accountable

After years of lax congressional oversight, most Americans think corporations wield too much power. Only by restoring the balance between government and the private sector can corporate America regain the public's trust.
Posted on Dec 22, 2006

Big Business Is Taking A Bite Out of Corporate Oversight

Will Democrats continue in the Republicans' tradition of slavish adherence to the desires of big business? An army of corporate lobbyists in Washington is on the offensive and making headway.
Posted on Dec 16, 2006

The 100 Worst Corporate Citizens

There's no point in rewarding companies that play pick and choose when it comes to business ethics.
Posted on Jul 1, 2006