Mandy C
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you can go here and check out the top 50 there are a lot of ones maybe your lookin more in the way of corporations where women run it like avon or well point heres for the top 50
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/fortune/0704/gallery.500top50.fortune/index.html
and heres for the women
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/fortune/0704/gallery.F500_womenCEOs.fortune/
just keep pushin the next button til one pops out at you. goodluck |
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nikkiu24
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Wal-mart - they are chock full of material both good from a corporation standpoint and bad from a small-business owner's standpoint. |
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C T
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Dell Inc. is in the news a lot lately and has plenty to discuss about these days. |
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jeff b
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mc donalds corporation, it s a very divirsty company |
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Joshua B
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WWE or World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. They are under review by the Gov right now and media has been all over them. |
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Rockin'Jimmy
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Starbucks, Apple, Famous Amos, Ben and Jerry's. Those are some with interesting histories. |
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mowman
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A generic corporation may not be that bad, considering that you will have to find sources on the company. GE is a huge company with lots of interesting things. or try a music record company if you are interested in music. |
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born_on_earth_day
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DISNEY :)!! fun fun and cool pics to take up room |
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Priscilla B
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For a unique corporation, you could pick Lush. If you're not familiar, they make bath products and are pretty interesting as far a marketing goes. They literally spend no money on advertising, but they're insanely popular and have quite a cult following. It was started by a co-founder of the Body Shop that left when he felt the BS was no longer living up to it's claims of being environmentally friendly. Supposedly, they're very progressive and environmentally friendly. And there products are pretty unique and different from other bath products.
http://www.lush.com/
Or, you could always pick a controversial company, like Walmart or Nike. That will give you plenty to write on. If you choose Walmart, you should watch the documentary "Walmart: the high cost of low price," it will give you LOTS to talk about. |
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sparkles
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Google or Nordstrom. Both stocks appreciate in price. They are cool companies too. |
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Miss Pink
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How about The Walt Disney Company? |
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pinkyismygirlfriendniluvhur
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ENRON |
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Dre
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3M, aka, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing.
mmm.com
You could start with Wikipedia and check the sources they have cited. |
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The Wise One
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Google or Yahoo. Both have cool cultures and treat/reward their employees well - especially Google. Southwest Airlines is also good at doing this.
Or pick one that suits your fancy out of the " 100 Best Companies to Work For" @ http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/bestcompanies/full_list/
Good luck! |
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4 strings
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Exxon Mobil,lots of dirt there |
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Brigid
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How about one of the major pharmaceutical companies, like Pfizer, Glaxo-Smith-Kline... Oh I'm sorry, I misread your question!!! I thought you wrote " corruption."
Brigid |
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qman
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Hewlett-Packard |
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Darkskinnyboy
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The Watergate Scandal, Clinton affair. |
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