Stop corporations that insist that they ‘need to protect us’.

Right now you’re afraid and that’s exactly how the media, the government and the corporate machine want you to be.

Tired from work? School? On the verge of a burnout? Here are useful tips on how to unwind and relax in the midst of chaos.

I took my mother shopping this morning, and she told me how much things has went up in price. For example at Wal-Mart, a box of Ritz crackers was selling for $2.50 it is now selling for $2.98. If you have an unlimited source of income you don’t need to worry.

There are many theories as to the whereabouts of the money and how it just disappeared, including black holes, aliens and corporate conspiracy. But the truth is more down to earth.

Large companies have been watching their spending since long before the credit crunch. The only difference is that now they need to protect their profits even more, strive even harder to maximise them, and do even more to keep the shareholders happy. Written prior to the credit crunch, but unpublished until now, this article examines common practices in the world of insurance.

Japan’s Richest and most famous billionaires – those who used to dominate the Forbes lists but recently dropped from the top 10 lists.

Indian economy is growing and more Indian companies are emerging into the international market. Now India has the most billionaires in Asia and hosts four of the top 10 richest billionaires in the world. I am proud to present the top five richest Indian billionaires in the world and leaders in the corporate world.

Corporate war crimes involve for-profit organizations in the illegal use of military violence. Corporations are routinely involved in supporting state violence in locations in which they face opposition (e.g., oil companies in Colombia and Nigeria), or they may be directly involved in military operations (e.g., the expanding market in private military or mercenary companies).

Haven’t you ever heard the saying “Nobody is indispensable”? This saying holds true in the corporate world. In our gut, we know when our time has come and soon will be removed from our positions.