This list of the ten worst firms has some common themes. The firms have little to no concern about their employees, work conditions or neighbors. Again the key word is greed without regulation. One key question is most of these firms have stockholders, where have they been?

This analysis presents the most significant categories of corporate and administrative failures in accountability, as well as the most egregious violating companies and the governments that facilitate the crises--all in a highly readable and comprehensible package.

IBasically a textbook report on how corporations have subverted government restrictions, laws, and regulations to do exactly what they want to do–meaning endangering consumers’ health and even killing bunches of them–all in the name of profits. A must-read for every student of economics to see just how dangerous and demoralizing are global corporations, as well as making a strong case for strict regulations and laws.

I was expecting to be disappointed by this article, but frankly I found it very good despite the tiresome subject. I thought the reporter was thorough in their research and it was a well thought out article and very relevant to today's events.