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Responsible business practices for weapons manufacturers and distributors cover a range of actions. Transparency, risk analysis, and responsible marketing are some proactive measures companies can take.
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The Rhode Island public pension fund will stop investing in companies that either operate private f…
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Kansas City, Mo., has sued a gun manufacturer and several weapons dealers, accusing them of illegal…
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Connecticut State Treasurer Shawn Wooden announced a 'first-of-its-kind' framework intended to miti…
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Ed Stack, the chairman and chief executive of Dick's Sporting Goods Inc., arrived at work the Monda…
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Washington, DC -- Today, Congresswoman Jennifer Wexton (D-VA) introduced the Gun Violence Preventio…
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While promoting his new book, the chief executive said the retailer was reviewing gun sales chainwi…
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President Trump met in the White House on Friday with Wayne LaPierre, the chief executive of the Na…
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The gun manufacturer said the market had an adequate supply of sporting rifles and it would focus o…
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The report, published by Rep. Carolyn Maloney, used data from the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gu…
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You can thank John Streur, at least in part, for Walmart 's decision to restrict gun and ammunition…
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Take Action Against Gun Violence
We call on all companies to take meaningful action on gun violence
$4.8 million supporting
Vanguard: No Assault Weapons
Vanguard should use its power as the second largest money manager to tell companies to stop manufacturing and selling assault weapons
$10.8 million supporting
Encourage Veteran Employment
Many veterans return home and experience difficulty finding and holding a job. A few companies go the extra mile to assist veterans. All should.
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State Street: No Assault Weapons
State Street should use its power as the third largest asset manager to tell companies to stop selling assault weapons at retail stores.
$687,475 supporting
Investors Act to Curb Gun Violence
In light of continuing gun violence and mass shootings in the U.S., ICCR's members are calling on gun manufacturers, retailers and distributors, as we
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