Dark Money’s Plan to Sabotage a Key Transparency Law

Supreme Court Lets “Sunlight on Dark Money” Law Stand

Corporations Want Government-Funded Lobbyists

Investors Favor Political Spending Disclosures for Companies, Poll Finds

In Wake of Toxic Train Disaster, Norfolk Southern Shareholders Demand Greater Lobbying Transparency

Eli Lilly Criticized For Not Disclosing Lobbying Expenses Ahead Of Shareholder Vote

Lobbying Shareholder Proposals Proliferate, Suggesting Trust Gap

Fix Wells Fargo’s Failure To Disclose Corporate Lobbying

Corporate State Lobbying Remains a Black Hole

Corporate Lobbying Disclosure is Material Investor information

One Year After Ohio Train Derailment Disaster, Report Finds Norfolk Southern’s Federal Lobbying Spending Increased 30 Percent

Corporate Investors Target Labor, Political Spending in 2024

New Report Reveals Corporate State Lobbying Disclosure “Black Hole”

Fighting for Sunlight on Secret Money

Enemy #1 of Secret Corporate Money in Politics

It’s Time for Transparency at Disney

Guest Post: When Shareholders Do Their Part

Corporate America is stepping up to support COVID-19 relief but its trade association is blocking a critical tool

Will Disney Investors Get Their Happily Ever After?

Guest Post: SoulCycle’s Halo Loses Luster over Political Fundraiser for Trump

Guest Post: BlackRock Strikes Down Shareholder Resolution Calling for Lobbying Disclosure

Can Boeing Get Back on Course?

Will Vanguard, T. Rowe Price, and BlackRock support lobbying transparency at Boeing?

The Corporate Reform Coalition Remembers Jack Bogle

But first, we must fix our democracy

Congress: our democracy needs more transparency, not less

ExxonMobil Leaves ALEC

Guest Post: 2018 Proxy Season: Our Focus on Corporate Lobbying Practices

Shareholders Asking for Lobbying Disclosure at AT&T on April 27th Sought to Prevent Unfolding Reputational Damage