Rampant corporate power is destroying our democracy
People have a choice: we can have rampant corporate power or democracy, but not both.
People have a choice: we can have rampant corporate power or democracy, but not both.
It’s not pay rises for ordinary workers that are fuelling the rise in inflation, it is corporate profiteering.
We are living in a ‘cost of profiteering crisis’, says Sharon Graham
After Drax earnt hundreds of millions in public subsidies, the profits have sparked outrage
The free market think tank says we shouldn’t tax oil companies more as BP and Shell announced record profits
The care sector is only one example of how financialisation – the turning of society to serve finance, rather than seeing finance serve society is a leader, in the wrong direction
Privatisation could also result in the channel losing its publisher-broadcaster status which means that all revenues are invested back into the production of its content.
Are new ownership models, that give people a stake and a say in the economy, the best way to genuinely ‘take back control’?
The state is broke, and democratic government ineffective, because big business no longer pays tax.
Andy Atkins details Friends of the Earth’s plans to take on EDF’s massive profits off the back of public cash.