Amazon loses $8 billion a year because it treats workers too badly to keep them on the job

By Laura Clawson

New study warns swaths of Amazon have already passed key ‘tipping point’

By Jessica Corbett

Union battles at Amazon and Starbucks are hot news – which can only be good for the labor movement

By John Logan

Private-sector workers are turning back toward unions for help as the pandemic has made Americans more appreciative of good working conditions

New bill aims to crack down on corporate behemoths evading taxes

By Julia Conley

Measure promoted by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) would set minimum 15 percent tax rate for companies with $1 billion or more in annual revenue

Amazon Sidewalk is the tech giant’s latest surveillance capitalism endeavor

By Emiliano Falcon-Morano

The Seattle-based tech company is trying to build its own private surveillance infrastructure

Giant media companies are converging on independent podcasting

By Forest Hunt

Podcasting has long been a platform for independent voices and privacy for users, consolidation is changing all that

U.S. tech giants evaded $150 billion in global taxes, new report finds

By Kenny Stancil

Global tax avoidance laws are a mess and as a result, companies can evade paying what they owe to multiple countries