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Financial reform this week: Would companies drop compensation committees to evade SEC rule?

By Julie Vorman

SEC tackles credit rating, due diligence rules

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Law professors ask SEC to write new political donation disclosure rules for business

By Amy Biegelsen

Harken Energy Corporation internal documents

By The Center for Public Integrity

Faux corporate directors stand in for fraudsters, despots and spies

By Gerard Ryle and Stefan Candea

"Help wanted" to influence Dodd-Frank law

By Julie Vorman

Law professors ask SEC to write new political donation disclosure rules for business

By Amy Biegelsen

Law professors urge SEC to force companies to disclose political donations

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Financial reform this week: Would companies drop compensation committees to evade SEC rule?

By Julie Vorman

Harken Energy Corporation internal documents

By The Center for Public Integrity

Reform Reading: FDIC gets tough, banks may get bigger dividends

By Julie Vorman

Supreme Court leaves most of auditing regulator intact

ANALYSIS: Shareholders raising ruckus about CEO pay

By Wendell Potter

Big pay raises and parting bonuses increasingly raising ire of shareholders.

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Aetna, Humana, other insurers mull new group to influence November races

By Peter H. Stone

ANALYSIS: Why the insurance industry needs Obamacare to stay in business

By Wendell Potter

Analysis — ‘Reframing’ the debate to make insurers look poor

By Wendell Potter

Analysis — Death panels, fact and fiction

By Wendell Potter

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National unions and Chamber of Commerce face off in Michigan

By Paul Abowd

Michigan’s emergency manager law, and labor’s future, up for a vote

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Report: Campaign law changes hasten power imbalance between rich, poor

By Dave Levinthal

ALEC's decades of 'right-to-work' effort pay off in Michigan

By Paul Abowd

Report suggests OSHA safeguard contingent workers

By Chris Hamby

Warehouse worker lawsuit targets Walmart

By Jim Morris and Adithya Sambamurthy

Report suggests OSHA safeguard contingent workers

By Chris Hamby

Regulators should launch an enforcement blitz of companies using large numbers of contingent workers, a nonprofit group concludes.

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Bill aims to strengthen OSHA workplace enforcement

By Chris Hamby

National unions and Chamber of Commerce face off in Michigan

By Paul Abowd

House bill targets deadly dust explosions

By Chris Hamby

IMPACT: OSHA's 'model workplace' program needs reform, report finds

By Chris Hamby

House bill targets deadly dust explosions

By Chris Hamby

House Democrats are pushing a bill requiring safety steps to curb combustible dust explosions -- a hazard examined in a 2012 Center report.

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Bill aims to strengthen OSHA workplace enforcement

By Chris Hamby

'They were not thinking of him as a human being'

By Jim Morris and Chip Mitchell

OSHA strengthens protections for temp workers

By Jim Morris

Bush administration kills safety regulation opposed by donors

By Bill Dawson

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Report: Campaign law changes hasten power imbalance between rich, poor

By Dave Levinthal

New report asserts campaign law changes have further eroded political clout of the middle class and poor.

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National unions and Chamber of Commerce face off in Michigan

By Paul Abowd

Warehouse worker lawsuit targets Walmart

By Jim Morris and Adithya Sambamurthy

ALEC's decades of 'right-to-work' effort pay off in Michigan

By Paul Abowd

Report suggests OSHA safeguard contingent workers

By Chris Hamby

Bill aims to strengthen OSHA workplace enforcement

By Chris Hamby

Senators propose tighter workplace safety rules, targeting breakdowns highlighted in Center for Public Integrity reports.

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'They were not thinking of him as a human being'

By Jim Morris and Chip Mitchell

OSHA strengthens protections for temp workers

By Jim Morris

Labor secretary leaves legacy of worker protections and unfinished business

By Chris Hamby

House bill targets deadly dust explosions

By Chris Hamby

Faux corporate directors stand in for fraudsters, despots and spies

By Gerard Ryle and Stefan Candea

Faux corporate directors stand in for fraudsters, despots and spies.

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Financial reform this week: Would companies drop compensation committees to evade SEC rule?

By Julie Vorman

Harken Energy Corporation internal documents

By The Center for Public Integrity

Law professors ask SEC to write new political donation disclosure rules for business

By Amy Biegelsen

BP engulfed in lawsuit over 40-day Texas flare

By Kristen Lombardi