Chevron
Beats 60 Minutes to the punch by hiring a former reporter to cover its side of a class-action lawsuit and releasing the video online.
 
Chevron
Being accused by 60 Minutes of poisoning the rainforest is still never good for a company’s reputation.

 
TriStar Health
Read about the efforts to secure a new hospital for Spring Hill, Tenn.
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