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Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman is nearing its conclusion, as Musk accuses them of breaching charitable trust and enriching themselves by transforming the nonprofit into a for-profit entity, while seeking $150 billion in damages for the alleged misappropriation of funds intended for altruistic AI advancements. #ArtificialIntelligence #CorporateAccountability #LegalNews #US #CA

Elon Musk's trial against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman entered its final stages, as Musk accused them of breaching their charitable mission and seeking personal enrichment, while he seeks $150 billion in damages and the removal of Altman and President Greg Brockman. #ArtificialIntelligence #CorporateAccountability #NonprofitEthics #US #CA

(TR) A few weeks ago, I interviewed one of the workers exploited by the oligarch Florentino Pérez, and she was able to tell me about the terrible working conditions they suffer. Yesterday, in an infamous press conference, everyone could see what kind of person is behind that exploitation.

India's National Commission for Women has uncovered a "toxic workplace environment" at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) that violates anti-sexual harassment laws, revealing systemic bullying and harassment, leading to the arrest of several employees and prompting an internal investigation by the company. #WorkplaceHarassment #WomenRights #CorporateAccountability #IN

Der Dokumentarfilm "Uncovered - Das Tesla-Experiment" kritisiert die Innovationspraxis von Tesla und beleuchtet schwere Sicherheitsvorwürfe, die aus einem tödlichen Unfall eines Fahrers resultieren, sowie die Intransparenz und mögliche Vertuschung seitens des Unternehmens, was die Gefahren des Autopilot-Systems betrifft. #ElectricVehicle #AutopilotSafety #CorporateAccountability

240,000 euros per year: this is the outrageous salary paid to Marie Barsacq, the ephemeral Minister of Sports of Emmanuel Macron (9 months!), by an event company mostly owned by the city of Paris. Business bankruptcies are hitting record levels, millions of... (Original: 240 000 euros par an : c'est le salaire délirant que verse à Marie Barsacq, éphémère ministre des sports d'Emmanuel Macron (9 mois !), une entreprise d'événementiel majoritairement détenue par la mairie de Paris. Les faillites d'entreprises battent des records, des millions de) #SalaryOutrage #CorporateAccountability #EconomicCrisis #FR

A Paris appeals court has upheld convictions against former executives of Lafarge, who were found guilty of funding armed jihadist groups with approximately €5.6 million to maintain a cement factory in Syria, leading to heavy fines and prison sentences for those involved, including former CEO Bruno Lafont, while NGOs celebrated the ruling as a significant victory against corporate impunity for human rights violations. #Terrorism #HumanRights #CorporateAccountability #FR #SY

The historic conviction of French cement giant Lafarge for paying millions in bribes to jihadist groups, including ISIS, to maintain business in Syria during the civil war has significant implications for multinational corporations, potentially changing how they operate in conflict zones and setting a legal precedent for corporate accountability in financing terrorism. #CorporateAccountability #TerrorismFinancing #MultinationalCompanies

Bruno Lafont, the former head of Lafarge, and seven other defendants were found guilty by a Paris court for paying nearly €6 million to terrorist groups, including ISIS, in Syria to keep the company’s cement factory operational during the civil war, resulting in Lafont receiving a six-year prison sentence and the company being fined €1.1 million. #Terrorism #CorporateAccountability #WarCrimes