Hartford, CT

Once again, Wal-Mart stores in Connecticut have the largest number of employees and dependents on Medicaid. According to a July 22, 2011 report from the

Roughly 8,000 Home Depot credit card holders in Connecticut are going to be getting a small rebate from the giant “home improvement” retailer — but

Connecticut’s Attorney General this week blamed Wal-Mart for showing “a pattern of national disregard” for environmental laws, and said the company’s environmental lawbreaking was a

For the past ten years or more, Wal-Mart has run afoul of federal and state officials in a number of states for violating child labor

State lawmakers in Connecticut, and the state’s Attorney General want to investigate why Wal-Mart was granted a “sweetheart deal” by federal investigators working on cases

Here’s a case to refer to Wal-Mart’s new Office of Ethics: Is it ethical to use under-age workers to operate dangerous equipment? Is it ethical

Many large retail chains have what they call an “open door” policy, encouraging their “associates” to bring issues or complaints to the attention of management.

Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has stirred up a storm of controversy in Bentonville, Arkansss over the issue of stormwater pollution. The AG announced this