Britain, for instance, has quietly relaxed its rules on "controlled foreign corporations", thereby encouraging corporate use of tax havens.
Should foreigners be allowed to use American courts to sue foreign corporations for human rights atrocities committed abroad?
Among these policies are low attractive corporate tax rates and tax breaks for new local and foreign corporations.
Other suppliers include foreign corporations and nonprofits.
activities of foreign corporations itself violates international law.
Prosecutions of foreign corporations have become far more important.
If apartheid isn't abolished, foreign corporations should leave & imports&exports should be banned.
THE British have become used to seeing foreign corporations buy large slices of "their" economy.
In the late '60s, many Canadian radio stations were owned by foreign corporations, mostly American.
Cameras caught Alito mouthing the words "not true" when Obama mentioned foreign corporations.
Current laws, for example, already ban "foreign" corporations from buying political commercials.
