corrupt practices

Reveals the legal processes and corporate practices that are undermining Americans' right to free speech, explaining how fields as diverse as advertising and the media, the workplace, community life, and the environment are being influenced by these practices, and challenges readers to develop a new attitude about censorship and free speech.

Examines white collar crime in the United States and discusses the effects of consumer fraud, fraudulent advertising, embezzlement, bribery, and tax, stock, and securities fraud on the economy and attitudes of the American public.

Expos?e of the tobacco industry, documenting how companies have misled the American public about the dangers of smoking, including details of marketing programs that target children, the work of the Food and Drug Administration to regulate cigarettes, and discussion of how modern cigarettes are made.

Financial adviser Ric Edelman discusses deceptive business practices affecting retail mutual funds and retirement accounts; offers advice for investing in an employer retirement plan, saving for college, and generating more income during retirement; and presents forty-three portfolio models.

Presents a comprehensive examination of corporate corruption and globalization; and reveals the secret history behind such events as how big business profited from the Vietnam War, plans to assassinate Democratic presidents, and the repercussions of IMF's.

The author recounts how, as part of the U.S. National Security Agency, he helped blackmail foreign leaders into serving U.S. foreign policy and awarding lucrative contracts to U.S. businesses.

A collection of articles in which the authors state their opinions on how corporations control humans and argue for the dismantle of the World trade organization.

The author presents detailed information on the Duke Lacrosse rape case that divided the town and destroyed the lives of several players and its coach.