by Harrington Investments | Jan 6, 2014
by Michelle Jones Originally Published in ValueWalk Activist investor John Harrington is apparently a little leery of at least three major U.S. firms: Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:GS), JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) and American International Group Inc...
by admin old | Dec 19, 2013
Alignment between Corporate Values and Political Contributions Whereas: The proponent believes McDonald’s should establish policies that minimize risk to the corporation’s reputation and brand; McDonald’s Corporation Political Contribution Policy...
by admin old | Dec 19, 2013
Resolution was co-filed with Trillium Asset Management Whereas, Customer trust is critical for any business, but especially for Internet and telecommunications companies that gather personal data concerning and affecting the lives of hundreds of millions of people in...
by admin old | Dec 3, 2013
Whereas, while Human Rights have traditionally been the domain of international law, in the era of globalization and technological change, privacy and freedom of expression have become among the most salient policy issues for multinational corporations; Whereas, it is...
by admin old | Dec 3, 2013
WHEREAS: The role of money in politics is a highly contentious issue. The company has spent $8.2M in 2012 on state and federal lobbying activities[1]. Corporations that donate directly from corporate funds have operating characteristics consistent with firms with...
by admin old | Dec 3, 2013
Whereas, the risks to our company of complicity in Human Rights violations are significant, and as one of the largest retailers in the world, we have significant leverage for addressing and effecting Human Rights compliance throughout the industry; Whereas, Target...
