Charles Duhigg received an honorable mention for his "Golden Opportunities" series, on companies' exploitation of elderly Americans, for which he also won a Polk Award this year.
"Corporate Tax Posturing Should Stop," by John Gapper of the Financial Times, thoughtfully considered the hypocrisy of politicians' sounding off against companies' exploitation of global tax loopholes.
Mindful of the history of Western oil companies' exploitation of Arabia, he — like Chávez in Venezuela and Nazarbayev in Kazakhstan — has also cleverly ratcheted up the pressure on foreigners to share more revenue with the regime by tweaking contracts, rounding numbers liberally and threatening expropriation.
The seabed around the islands is thought to contain substantial oil reserves, but although there has been extensive exploration by oil companies, exploitation of the reserves has not yet begun.
Today, we return to Namovicz's lecture, this time to ask him about the economics of fossil fuel companies' exploitation of resources on public property.
Not only did this job have no connection to my degree whatsoever, the company's exploitation of forests was in direct opposition to my beliefs about environmental protection and sustainable development.
Allegations against Match - securing the tender by Fifa, without a bidding process, reveal the company's exploitation, marking up services by 30percentnt.
By switching the Navy to running on BP's oil, Winston Churchill helped ensure the survival of the struggling business that had begun life drilling speculatively in Persia as the First Exploitation Company.
Made for under £50,000 for an exploitation company, it doesn't look cheap or hurried and took the Silver Bear in Berlin where the following year Polanski's Cul-de-sac won the Golden Bear.
The aptly-dubbed Orange Peel Exploitation Company – a partnership between three international universities – is investigating the potential of generating citrus-based biofuels by extracting chemical compounds from orange peel using high powered microwaves.
