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The endless stream of mergers and acquisitions over the past 34 years has taken away most all of the competition and has concentrated power.

Jeannette Wicks-Lim: There's a growing trend among the world's major corporations to voluntarily increase their workers' wages.

Peter Sinclair says that utilities in time will become managers rather than owners of energy, and that the emerging systems are inherently anti-monopolistic.

Our nation's highest court strikes another blow to public unions, and more.

Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph E. Stiglitz took to the opinion pages of The New York Times to argue that there's no such thing as “natural” market forces.

If that state put a tax on coal and gas extraction - effectively a carbon tax - and then cycled all of the money it took in back to …

The banning of communal prayers at Guantanamo is one of a series of recent measures against detainees on hunger strike.

Hell or high water, the protean, populist clamor sets disparate ordinary people against variously infamous foes.

In today's On the News segment: Renewable energy isn't only outpacing new fossil fuel capacity, it's also spurring billions of dollars in economic development; the New York Court of …

Noting the particular conditions that have helped secure local support for cooperatives in New York City and Jackson, the Democracy at Work Institute's Hoover acknowledges that activists are still …