Commons Magazine
 CEOs Get Massive Rewards for Dodging Corporate TaxesSeptember 3, 2011 | By Sarah Anderson, Chuck Collins, Scott Klinger & Sam Pizzigati Many major companies pay CEOs more than they do Uncle Sam |
 S&P Says Microsoft More Creditworthy than US GovernmentAugust 12, 2011 | By David Morris Private companies think they can be successful even if their government is not. They're wrong. |
 Senators from AT&T, Exxon and OPEC?March 17, 2010 | By David Bollier If corporations are people, as the U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled, why not let corporations run for office? |
 The Corporate Enclosure of DemocracyJanuary 21, 2010 | By David Bollier The Supreme Court holds that corporations are "persons" with free speech rights |
Oligopoly, Inc. 2005: New Report on Concentration in Corporate PowerDecember 19, 2005 | By Hope Shand Oligopoly rising: the concentration of corporate wealth and power rises to new, alarming levels. |
Who Owns the Beach?October 12, 2005 | By Jonathan Rowe Surf's up! A string of court victories reaffirms the public's right to enjoy beaches in the U.S. |
When Democracy and Capitalism CohabitateSeptember 16, 2005 | By Peter Barnes A look at U.S. history is a sobering experience. Government generally defends the property of the wealthy against everyone else. But occasionally things shift. |
Corporations, Constructed StrictlyJuly 26, 2005 | By Jonathan Rowe A true "strict constructionist" on constitutional matters would challenge the court rulings that extend rights of personhood to corporations. |
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