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Ben Dooley
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Japan Business and Economics Correspondent, The New York Times
Washington
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By Ben Dooley Verified| The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)@ For over a year, the World Bank’s private investment arm delayed the release of a damning internal report detailing its failure to adequately address alleged land grabs, environmental pollution and other serious harms at a rubber company it financed in Liberia.
By Ben Dooley Verified| The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)@ In the fall of 2014, ICIJ published a series of stories exposing the secret deals used by hundreds of multinationals including some of the world’s largest companies to reduce their tax bills to virtually nothing. Described in more than 28,000 pages of leaked documents, the agreements between corporate giants like Pepsi, Ikea, Amazon and Disney and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg showed how the tiny European country had become one of the world’s premier destinations for tax avoidance.
By Ben Dooley Verified| The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)@ For over a year, the World Bank’s private investment arm delayed the release of a damning internal report detailing its failure to adequately address alleged land grabs, environmental pollution and other serious harms at a rubber company it financed in Liberia.
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The New York Times
New York, New York, United States
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