Economy

Comprehending that we live in a world “colonized by corporations,” social movement actors intend to converge in Kalamazoo, Mich., this summer to assemble collectively, “Decolonize the 99%,” identify common …

They don't know who they are or what they're fighting for nor whom or what they are fighting against.

Nicholas Soutter's novel may take place in the future, but it's clearly a future today's society created, with corporations ruling all and citizens spied on all day, every day.

Taking wage policy advice from Charles Koch is like taking advice on how to run a neighborhood watch program from George Zimmerman.

The government's knowledge of the lives of individuals is little more than the equivalent to a children's coloring book compared to the library that private companies have on everyone. …

Over one hundred professional economists have signed on to a petition in support of H.R. 1346, the “Catching Up to 1968 Act of 2013.” The act, sponsored by Congressman …

The AFL-CIO's community affiliate, Working America, is expanding its work online and off.

Bizarrely, the only Americans who seem to be angry are the beneficiaries of economic injustice: the wealthiest.

Two regular Truthout contributors discussed everything from cooperatives to food and leisure in Greece.

Proxy season is over. Then comes the annual compilation of executive compensation data.