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Sector Profile: Retail
Publicly listed retail companies are some of the country’s most lucrative and diverse, yet data shows that they drive inequality across all four pillars we analyzed – People, Power, Profits, and Planet.
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Sector Profile: Pharmaceuticals
A closer look at the United States’ largest publicly listed pharmaceutical companies’ financial, human capital, and carbon emissions disclosures suggests risks and impacts to communities and the planet through Power and Profits.
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Sector Profile: Extractives
While the extractives sector drives inequality through all four pillars, its impact is felt most through the Planet, Profits and Power pillars.
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Company Profile: Walmart
Walmart’s performance is diffused among three pillars – People, Profits, Power – from which it attempts to distract via better stewardship of the planet.
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Company Profile: Pfizer
Pfizer drives inequality mainly through Power and Profits, leveraging heavy-handed political activities as well as profit ratios favoring the chief executive at the expense of the many workers that generate the company’s value.
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Company Profile: Cargill
As one of US’ largest privately held companies (by revenue), Cargill fuels inequality primarily through Profits, People, and Power.
