TL;DR ConAgra Foods Packaged Foods LLC stored sulfuric acid at its Kent, Washington facility and withheld that information from the state emergency commission, local emergency planners, and the fire department for months. The law required ConAgra to file a hazardous…
FraudSECPonzi Exclusive Investigation Inside the Ferrari Luxury Car Scam That Fooled the World Filed: August 28, 2025 | Source: SEC v. Faraz Dar & Horizon Platinum LLC | EvilCorporations.com TL;DR Faraz Dar — also known as Osman Dar — and…
Fraud • Financial Crime • Community Betrayal He Stole From His Own People Earl Miller grew up Amish. He knew exactly who to target: neighbors with eighth-grade educations and zero investing experience. Then he took $4.5 million of their money…
TL;DR NCR Corporation promised 197 senior executives guaranteed monthly annuity payments for life as part of their retirement plans, then terminated those plans in 2013 and replaced the promised annuities with one-time lump-sum payments the company calculated on its own…
Investigative Report • Corporate Accountability • Data Security 167,000 Ruger Owners Had Their Private Data Exposed Filed: October 4, 2022 • Source: Class Action Complaint, U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut TL;DR Ruger’s online store, ShopRuger.com, was infected…
TL;DR HYDAC Technology Corporation, a global hydraulic systems manufacturer, received a $74,008 fine ($74,008 — roughly what a working-class American earns in an entire year of full-time labor) from OSHA after exposing workers at its Bethlehem, Pennsylvania facility to a…
Exclusive Investigation • Banking Cartel • Rate Manipulation They Rigged the Rate Your Retirement Depended On UBS, RBS, and a cartel of global banks secretly conspired for six years to manipulate Euribor — the benchmark interest rate underpinning trillions of…
TYSON FOODS: THE PRICE OF POULTRY TL;DR David Williams, Sr., a worker at a Tyson Foods meatpacking plant in Carthage, Texas, died from COVID-19 on December 12, 2020. His family alleges he contracted the virus from a coworker who knowingly…
TL;DR Microsoft’s surveillance software, called Clarity, recorded a woman’s every click, scroll, and keystroke on a pet supply shopping website without her knowledge or consent. Clarity captures over 30 categories of data per user visit, including mouse movements, text input,…
EvilCorporations.com — Investigative Report The Passive Income Dream Is Dead, and Companies Like Click Profit Killed It Filed: March 3, 2025 | Source: FTC Complaint | Status: Active Federal Action TL;DR Click Profit charged people at least $45,000 (more than…