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Green Fuels Operating Establishes New Refining Operations in Right to Work Oklahoma

Green Fuels Operating is planning to establish new operations in Right to Work Duncan, Oklahoma with a $400 milion investment that will create 80 jobs.

Integer Technologies Plans Expansion in Right to Work Louisiana

Integer Technologies is planning to expand office operations in Right to Work Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

USA Rare Earth Establishes Manufacturing Operations in Right to Work South Carolina

USA Rare Earth is planning to establish manufacturing operations in Right to Work South Carolina with a $1.2 billion investment, creating 490 new jobs.

Abastos Wholesale Expands Warehouses in Right to Work Kentucky

Abastos Wholesale is planning to expand and renovate operations in Right to Work Louisville, Kentucky with a $10.3 million investment, creating 20 new jobs.

Blue Origin Expands Current Operations in Right to Work Florida

Blue Origin is expanding operations in Right to Work Merritt Island, Florida with a $600 million investment, creating 500 new jobs.

Hyper Solutions Expands Existing Operations in Right to Work Virginia

Hyper Solutions is planning to invest $2 million in Right to Work Virginia, creating 56 new jobs.

Abingdon Health USA Grows in Right to Work Wisconsin

Abingdon Health USA is investing $1.8 million in order to expand and create 46 new jobs in Right to Work Madison, Wisconsin.

R.I.C.O. and Big Labor

The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), codified at 18 U.S.C. §§ 1961–1968, is a federal statute enacted as Title IX of the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970 (Pub. L. 91–452, 84 Stat. 922, signed into law by President Richard Nixon on October 15, 1970).

Merrell Bros Plans Expansion in Right to Work Indiana

Merrell Bros is investing $16.5 million in order to expand and create 35 new jobs in Right to Work Kokomo, Indiana.

Kefauver Hearings: U.S. Senate Special Committee to Investigate Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce

The committee exposed the existence of a national crime syndicate (sometimes called the “national crime confederation” or early Mafia structure) … It revealed lax enforcement, corrupt public officials, and ties between organized crime and legitimate businesses (e.g., casinos, hotels, and unions). The hearings popularized terms like “capo di tutti capi” (boss of bosses) in American discourse.

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