This week I am trying to make it through the last month of The New Yorker (so I am reading through articles some of you might have read some time ago). The latest piece I've found quite interesting is from the June 19 issue – "Watching the Waterfront: Mobsters, Terrorists, and the docks of New York Harbor". It is a feature on port security, among other things. And it also provides yet another reason to loathe Wal-Mart. The retail giant has been leading the fight against supposedly onerous port security measures (and to them onerous is basically anything that would inconvenience them in the slightest).
Always Low Prices? It's more like Always Opposing Strengthening National Security.
Posted by armand at July 12, 2006 03:21 PM | TrackBack | Posted to Corporate Bullshit