Four arrested for fraud at government welfare-to-work company

Spanish bank fined over delayed action on limited cover

Energy giant punished for non-disclosure under the European Union Emissions Trading System

Group hit with massive fine

Protests over workers' pay and conditions

Documents reveal new links between Dow and Union Carbide

Landmark case could lead to more claims

Massive fine due to continued and widespread breaches

Ethical companies under the spotlight over links with oil giants

Administrator of the Fund accused of misappropriating its assets for his personal use

Public protests over fears of radioactive contamination

From the archive: High street retailer questioned over mangrove swamp destruction

Technology company defeated in court

Employees forced to work at gun point

UK bank claims victory for speculating on food prices

Fined upheld against thirteen French perfume companies for price fixing

McDonalds restaurant closed over polluted lake

Pressure from Uncaged brings Avon capitulation

David Einhorn and his fund Greenlight Capital have been fined £7.2m.

Work currently suspended due to protests

Workers fired for joining the Turkish metal union have won their case after an intense three year struggle.

Parent of capsized Italian cruise ship is launching a safety review of entire fleet

Victory for environmentalists over potentially damaging tar sands project

£2 million bonus for 2010 and potentially over £1 million for last year

Change of score on brand sale to Yorkshire Building Society

Company fined $230,000 by a court in Argentina after 14 babies die.

Criminal background-check policy is unlawful

Samsung and LG, two of Korea's biggest companies, have been found guilty of price fixing.


 

Suicide scandals continue to plague Chinese company

Unprecedented move follows wide-scale fraud

Hyundai worker sets himself on fire to protest suppression of unionised workers.

Howies buy the business back

Woman with prosthetic leg claims discrimination

Bank nominated after damning research by the World Development Movement

Campaigners ask for a ban on dangerous chemicals

Companies in firing line over unconventional fuels

Hillside Animal Rescue founder Wendy Valentine claims her car was bugged by the turkey firm - investigators sued for harassment and misusing private information about her movements.

US Court of Appeals determines whether Private Military Companies CACI and L-3 may assert “battlefield” immunity for alleged torture and abuse

Don't buy gold this Christmas say campaigners

The Travellers Solidarity Network today organised a phone and fax blockade of the offices of notorious Balliff company Constant & Co. in protest at what it describes as their violent eviction of Dale Farm traveller site two months ago.
 

In the run-up to Christmas Harvey Nichols is selling reindeer meat in many of its stores across the UK. Animal welfare campaign group Viva! is urging them to stop.

The Co-op, M&S and Sainsbury's come out top

To coincide with Human Rights Day last Saturday Berne Declaration highlighted the campaign against Syngenta's sale of the harmful herbicide Paraquat

Owner of Upper Big Branch mine to settle claims

Johnson & Johnson refusing to negotiate over HIV drug patents

Corporate staff seconded to government departments

Workers' rights abuses at Chinese toy factories

Foreclosures may have been conducted illegally

Oil company reneged on promises say campaigners

Net giant escapes a fine and promises to make changes